Internal Support Manual · Confidential

MyFlo Partner Care
Playbook

The complete guide to partner support, onboarding, operations & incident response
Version1.0 — 2025
AudienceSupport · Partner Success · Operations
OwnerMyFlo Support Team
StatusActive Draft

Table of Contents

Section 01

Company Overview

What MyFlo Is

MyFlo is a platform built for wellness and lifestyle businesses. It brings bookings, client management, loyalty, events, sales, and performance reporting into one unified system — while also connecting businesses to consumers through the MyFlo consumer app.

What MyFlo Does for Businesses

Our Business Partners

Category Examples
Fitness Gyms, Pilates studios, yoga studios, PT studios
Wellness & Beauty Spas, salons, beauty clinics, wellness centres
Events Outdoor event hosts, retreats, workshops
Independent Solo practitioners, therapists, coaches

What Support Must Do

The support team exists to help business partners use MyFlo properly, resolve issues quickly, and maintain the strength of the partner relationship. Every interaction should be clear, respectful, and solution-focused.

💡
Core Purpose

Support at MyFlo is not just about solving issues. It is about protecting the experience of the business partner, keeping trust high, and making sure the platform feels premium and reliable.

Section 02

Support Operating Model

Support Channels

Channel Best Used For
Email Detailed issues, formal communication, attachments
WhatsApp Quick updates, urgent flags, partner follow-ups
Internal Ticketing Tracked issues, technical review, escalation
Emergency Escalation Line Level 3 / Level 4 incidents only

Support Priority Order

  1. Payments and money issues — always first
  2. Bookings issues — direct revenue impact
  3. Access and login — blocks all platform use
  4. Loyalty and client records — affects trust
  5. General questions and small fixes — important but non-urgent

Support Standards

Expected Response Behaviour

Every reply should include at least one of the following:

Section 03

Brand Voice & Communication

Tone of Voice

MyFlo support should always sound: premium · calm · professional · human · solution-oriented

✅ Say This
  • "Thanks for flagging this. I'm checking it now."
  • "I've raised this to the technical team and marked it as priority."
  • "We have identified the issue and are working on a fix."
  • "I'll keep you posted as soon as I have an update."
❌ Never Say
  • "That is not our problem."
  • "It should work."
  • "I do not know."
  • "We cannot help."
  • "Please check again." (without explaining what to check)

Writing Rules

Section 04

Business Onboarding

Purpose

Onboarding is the process of setting up a new business correctly so it can start using MyFlo without confusion, delays, or errors from day one.

New Partner Setup Checklist

Onboarding Steps

1
Create the account

Set up the business profile with verified details.

2
Verify business details

Confirm all contact and legal information is accurate.

3
Add locations

Configure each physical location with address and hours.

4
Add services and prices

Enter full service catalogue with correct pricing.

5
Add staff and permissions

Create staff accounts and assign appropriate role levels.

6
Connect payment settings

Link payment gateway and test a transaction.

7
Configure notifications

Set up SMS/email confirmation and reminder triggers.

8
Configure loyalty

Set up the reward rules as agreed with the partner.

9
Test the booking flow

Run an end-to-end booking, payment, and confirmation test.

10
Confirm launch readiness

Sign off the go-live checklist with the partner.

Go-Live Checklist

First-Week Support

During the first seven days after launch, the support team should:

Section 05

Bookings & Calendar

Creating a Booking

  1. Search for an existing client or add a new one
  2. Select the service
  3. Choose the staff member (if required)
  4. Select the date and time
  5. Save and confirm notification settings

Editing, Rescheduling & Cancelling

Action Key Checks
Edit Confirm whether the change triggers a new notification to the client
Reschedule Release original slot · confirm new time and staff · send client confirmation
Cancel Check cancellation fee · notify client if required · update calendar
No-show Mark correctly · apply business policy · flag repeat offenders

Common Booking Problems — First Checks

Section 06

Client Management

Client Profile Fields

Fixing Client Data

If a business reports a missing or duplicated client, check the email and phone number first, then look for spelling differences. Confirm with the business whether two profiles should be merged or kept separate before taking action.

Section 07

Loyalty & Rewards

How Loyalty Works

Businesses set rules such as every 5 visits = free session or every X points = discount. The system tracks completed, attended visits and triggers rewards automatically.

Troubleshooting Loyalty Issues

Section 08

Payments & Billing

Payment Statuses

Status Meaning Action
Paid Completed successfully No action needed
Pending Awaiting confirmation Monitor and follow up
Failed Transaction not processed Check gateway · retry or escalate
Refunded Returned to client Confirm approval and log reason
Overdue Payment not received on time Notify business · check plan

Refund Process

  1. Confirm who approved the refund
  2. Check whether refund is permitted under the business's policy
  3. Confirm the original payment method
  4. Process and confirm the status post-refund
  5. Log the reason and outcome in the ticket
⚠️
Payment Issues — Always Escalate Fast

Any payment or billing issue should be classified as at least Level 2. If it affects more than one partner, escalate to Level 4 immediately.

Section 09

Mini POS

The Mini POS lets staff sell small retail items (water, towels, supplements, add-ons) inline with bookings. Staff select items, the cart updates instantly, and payment is taken by cash or card.

Common POS Issues — Check These First

Section 10

Events

Event Entry Requirements

Common Event Issues

Section 11

Analytics & Reports

Dashboard Overview

The dashboard shows total clients, paid vs unpaid clients, bookings, revenue, and trends. Support should be able to explain what each metric means and how it is calculated.

Common Analytics Issues

Section 12

User Access & Roles

MyFlo uses a role-based access model. Each team member should be assigned only the level of access they need for their day-to-day responsibilities. Admins are responsible for keeping role assignments up to date.

Resetting Access

  1. Verify the correct email address
  2. Send password reset
  3. Confirm role permissions are correctly assigned
  4. Confirm the account is active and not suspended
Section 13

Technical Troubleshooting

Issue Type Check These First
Login issues Email · password · account active · correct role · system status
Sync issues Integration connection · permissions · time zone · sync error logs
Notification issues SMS/email settings · contact details · notification toggles · gateway status
App loading Internet connection · browser · cache · app version · system status
Section 14

Incident Levels

L1 — Low

Small issue affecting one user or minor function. Platform fully operational.

Examples: One page won't open · Email template display issue · Missing note

ACTION: Resolve directly. Raise ticket if not fixed quickly.
L2 — Medium

Noticeable issue affecting one business or feature. Platform still usable.

Examples: Sync issue at one location · Loyalty not triggering · Payment method failing for one business

ACTION: Raise ticket immediately. Inform partner. Mark medium.
L3 — High

Serious issue affecting core operations or multiple users.

Examples: Business cannot access dashboard · Bookings not coming through · SMS confirmations failing · Card payments blocked

ACTION: Escalate to tech team immediately. Notify manager. Update partner regularly.
L4 — Critical

Major platform or security incident. All hands required.

Examples: Full system outage · Payment gateway failure · Data loss risk · Security breach

ACTION: Escalate to leadership immediately. Trigger emergency response. Communicate rapidly.
Section 15

How to Raise a Ticket

When to Raise a Ticket

Required Ticket Fields

Field Notes
Business Name Full registered name
Contact Person Name and role
Email / Phone Best way to reach them
Issue Category Booking / Payment / Access / Loyalty / POS / Event / Analytics / Other
Incident Level L1 / L2 / L3 / L4
Issue Summary One clear sentence
Full Description What happened, when, who is affected
Time Issue Started Exact or approximate
Steps Already Checked Everything you have already tried
Evidence Screenshots, screen recordings, error messages
Assigned Team Technical / Finance / Partner Success / Operations
Status Open / In Review / Waiting / Resolved / Closed

Good Ticket Writing

❌ BAD

"The app is broken."

✅ GOOD

"Business X cannot receive SMS confirmations for bookings created after 2 PM today. Booking system and payment page are working. Issue appears to be with notification delivery only."

Ticket Workflow

1
Issue received
2
Quick checks completed
3
Incident level assigned
4
Ticket created and assigned
5
Technical or finance review begins
6
Partner updated at each stage
7
Resolution confirmed with partner
8
Ticket closed · notes saved for future reference
Section 16

Response Templates

Acknowledgement

"Thanks for sending this through. I'm checking it now and will update you shortly."

Escalation Notice

"I've raised this to the technical team and marked it as priority. I'll keep you posted as soon as I have an update."

Waiting for Details

"Thanks. I just need one more detail from you to continue investigating: [detail needed]."

Resolution

"This has now been resolved. Please check and let me know if you need anything else."
📋
Full Template Library

See Appendix A for the complete library of templates covering bookings, payments, login, loyalty, POS, and events.

Section 17

Internal Operations

Daily Workflow

Shift Handover Must Include

Weekly Review

Each week, the team should review: response times · resolution times · recurring bugs · partner satisfaction signals · and any patterns in repeated issues.

Section 18

Security & Data

🔒
Security Incidents

If a security issue is suspected: lock access if possible, escalate immediately, and pause normal support handling until the all-clear is given.

Section 19

Sales & Support Alignment

Support should also help businesses grow by demonstrating features clearly — including loyalty, events, analytics, and upgrade options where genuinely relevant. This should never feel pushy. The goal is always to help the partner succeed, not to sell.

Section 20

Emergency Response

Platform Downtime

1
Confirm the issue

Verify it is a platform-wide issue, not isolated to one partner.

2
Notify technical lead and leadership immediately
3
Update all affected partners

Send a clear, honest message with no ETA promises until confirmed.

4
Record the start time

Keep sending updates until service is fully restored.

Payment Gateway Failure

Security Incident

Appendices

Appendix Index

Ref Title Purpose
A Support Response Templates Standard replies for all issue types
B Ticket Form Template Exact fields for ticket creation
C Incident Level Matrix Quick one-page L1–L4 reference
D Escalation Contacts Names, roles, contacts by responsibility
E Onboarding Checklist Step-by-step for new business setup
F Go-Live Checklist Pre-launch sign-off reference
G Bug Report Template How to report technical issues properly
H Refund Approval Form For all payment-related cases
I Internal Glossary MyFlo platform terminology
J Support KPIs First response time · resolution time · CSAT
K Emergency Incident Playbook Outages · payment failures · security events