For Acuity group classes

Fill canceled class seats from a waitlist.

When an Acuity class fills, Aculio shows who is waiting, who gets the next text, and whether the open seat has been claimed.

Saturday Ceramics Workshop

Acuity class · 12/12 booked

Seat opened

Waitlist order

18 waiting
1

Maya R.

1st in line · Claim link sent

2

Jon P.

2nd in line · Waiting

3

Leah S.

3rd in line · Waiting

SMS claim offer

A seat opened for Saturday Ceramics. Claim it in the next 15 minutes before it goes to the next person.

14:58 left · one-use link
01

Full class

Aculio collects the line after Acuity reaches capacity.

02

Cancellation

One seat opens without staff watching the roster.

03

Claim SMS

The first eligible client gets a timed link.

04

Seat filled

The link closes after it is claimed or expires.

What changes

Acuity keeps the calendar. Aculio handles the open-seat moment.

The visual model is simple: Acuity knows the class is full, Aculio knows the line, and the client gets one clear way to claim.

1

Full class page

Aculio captures demand instead of sending people away.

2

Cancellation detected

The open seat is routed to the first eligible person.

3

Claim window

The spot is held only while the timer is active.

4

Late click

Expired links explain what happened and keep the line moving.

Acuity

Keeps the calendar

Classes, capacity, bookings, and cancellations.

Aculio

Runs the waitlist

Line order, timed offers, claim links, and SMS replies.

Client

Claims the seat

One tap before the offer moves to the next person.

First-look takeaway

It is the line outside the full class, made visible.

The page should now answer the real question faster: when a seat opens, who gets it, how do they claim it, and what keeps the class from being double-booked?

Operator dashboard

See the seats, messages, and claims that matter.

The first release stays focused: Acuity sync, waitlist capture, SMS offers, claim links, billing, and delivery logs.

Waitlisted

42

Across upcoming classes

Recovered

$3.8k

Estimated monthly revenue

Delivered

98.7%

Transactional SMS health

  1. 01

    A client joins the waitlist for a full Acuity group class.

  2. 02

    A cancellation or roster change reaches Aculio through a booking-event sync.

  3. 03

    Aculio verifies capacity, sends compliant SMS offers, and tracks every delivery.

  4. 04

    The first eligible claimant gets routed into the booking flow while late clicks see a clean fallback.

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Acuity waitlist and SMS questions, answered.

Does Acuity Scheduling support SMS waitlists for group classes?

Acuity's native waitlist support focuses on one-on-one appointments. Aculio is designed for group classes, workshops, studios, clinics, and other capacity-based sessions where a canceled seat needs to be filled fast.

Can Acuity send more than one SMS reminder per appointment?

Native Acuity SMS workflows are limited. Aculio is built to support multi-step transactional sequences like booking confirmations, 48-hour reminders, 3-hour final nudges, and post-visit follow-ups.

Can clients reply to Acuity text messages?

Acuity's native text messages can create reply friction. Aculio is architected around real business-owned SMS inboxes so teams can handle late arrivals, questions, and quick changes without losing the conversation.

Does Aculio replace Acuity Scheduling?

No. Aculio is an add-on for businesses that already like Acuity but need stronger SMS and waitlist automation without switching to a large studio-management platform.

How does Aculio avoid Acuity's waitlist blast problem?

Aculio sends rolling FIFO offers for open class seats, so the first eligible waitlisted client gets the claim opportunity before the offer moves on.

Does Aculio handle international SMS edge cases?

Aculio validates E.164 formatting, blocks known unsupported destinations before send, and prevents hyperlink SMS to Turkey where A2P links are blocked.