Annual CPR refresher bookings, run across Australia.
A refresher runs a couple of hours and comes round every year, so the diary has to turn over quickly without losing the learner, the manikin or the fee.
Start with Google- Two-hour intakes
- Live place counts
- Manikin and AED limits
- Email course reminders
- Free or Pro payments
Online booking
Fill every refresher slot in the week
Publish each short session with its real place count, so first aiders who are due for renewal pick a time and confirm themselves.
Learn moreCourse diary
Manikins and trainers on one timetable
Run back-to-back sessions without double-booking the manikins, the AED trainers or the person teaching on them.
Learn more- 09:00Cooking classFull
- 12:15Spanish lessons11/16
- 17:30Strength & Conditioning5/12
A two-hour course cannot afford a phone call.
At this fee, the admin is the margin. A session that fills itself from the page is the difference between a trade that scales and one that just keeps you busy.
One workplace sent three
The bench is the ceiling.
Places are sold against the manikins on the bench. When the last one goes the session reads full, rather than taking a name who ends up watching.
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Built for every session you run
Yearly renewals
Most learners come back every twelve months, so publish the year ahead and let them rebook without asking the desk when they are due.
Workplace first aiders
Quote an employer for a whole shift of first aiders at the training desk, then keep the names and the fee on one booking record.
Club and committee nights
Open an evening session for a surf club or junior sport committee, with the manikin count set to what one trainer can watch.
Aged care and childcare cohorts
Run a private session on site for carers who cannot leave the floor, with the trainer, the manikins and the start time agreed first.
Compression practice caps
Limit a session to the manikins on the bench, so nobody arrives to share equipment that is already in somebody else's hands.
Regional and remote dates
Publish dates for regional towns with the venue, the start time and the real place count visible before anyone commits.
Short-notice cover
When somebody drops out an hour before, the place goes back on the page while it is still worth filling.
Currency at a glance
Keep the previous course date beside the learner, so the desk can see who is drifting close to lapsing.
Know who is due on the bench.
Open the session with the learner list, the trainer and the manikin count already attached to the right intake.
Arrivals in one place
See who booked, which employer sent them and whether the fee has been recorded, without opening three separate screens to piece it together.
The practical stays possible
Keep the manikin count and the group limit aligned before another learner takes the last place at the bench.
Changes keep their context
Move a booking to another date without losing the learner, the renewal history or the notes already attached to it.
- 09:00Cooking classFull
- 12:15Spanish lessons11/16
- 17:30Strength & Conditioning5/12
Today's room is next year's list.
Currency lapses on a clock, so the people in front of you now are the bookings you will be taking in twelve months. Keeping the last course date beside the learner is what turns that from a hope into a diary.
The renewal date is on the record
Every learner carries when they last sat, so who is drifting towards lapsing is something you can see rather than something you find out.
Workplaces rebook as a block
An employer who puts a shift through every year keeps a standing session, ending never, on a date, or after a set number.
Returning learners are one record
The person back for their fourth refresher is the same customer, not a fresh name typed in again with a slightly different spelling.
- 12 AugOven + windowsBooked · $95
- 2 AugPayment received$140
- 28 JulDeep clean quoteAccepted · $215
- 14 JunRegular cleanCompleted · $70
Course money stays with the learner.
See whether each fee was taken online or recorded by hand at the training desk, on the booking itself.
Free keeps manual payments tidy
Record cash or bank transfer beside the learner and the session, so the desk can see what was actually handed over.
Pro takes the full fee online
Let the learner pay the whole fee by card at booking, before the place leaves the diary for somebody else.
Private groups can start with a quote
Send a quote for the trainer, the group size and the manikin count, then confirm the cohort once the employer agrees to it.
- Marco FerraroP-1011 · 25 Jun · Bank transfer$380
- Renee SalterP-1012 · 25 Jun · Cash$240
- Anna WhitfieldP-1013 · 28 Jun · Card$380
- Danny PrasadP-1001 · 27 Jun · Card$190
One app for every booking
Everything you need to run your CPR refresher training business.
One course place, one booking
Each booking takes a real place at the bench and carries the learner and renewal date, so a full session stops selling itself.
Email reminders
Email the start time, the venue and what to wear before a session, which cuts the number of learners who simply do not turn up.
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Common questions.
Yes. Publish the real dates and place counts, and each learner picks a session and gets a confirmed booking without anyone retyping it.
Yes. Set the place count to the bench. Confirmed bookings take places away, so a session closes itself once the last one goes.
Yes. Create a private cohort or send a quote, then keep the employer, the date, the learner names and the payment on one record.
No. Currency rules and accepted providers vary, so name the exact standard, the assessment and the paperwork in your own course description.
Yes. Email reminders carry the start time, the venue and the preparation notes for the practical component.
Yes. Record cash or bank transfer on Free, or take the whole fee by card with Pro when the learner books the place.
