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CONSOLIDATING FIVE SYSTEMS INTO ONE

Stop bridging the gaps. Run everything from one place.

The average private club runs 5-10 separate software systems - a tee sheet here, a POS there, a billing platform, a communication tool, a staff scheduling app. Each one requires a separate login, generates separate data, and creates manual work at every handoff.

Canopy replaces those with one platform where every department, every transaction, and every member interaction is connected from the start.

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WHAT CANOPY ADDS

Every department connected. Every process running without manual assembly.

1

One login

One login for every department, so staff stop context-switching between systems and start focusing on the members in front of them.

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2

One member record

Every department works from the same member record - no re-entering, no searching for what another team already knew.

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3

Real-time billing

Transactions post in real time from every department to the right member account, so reconciliation work that currently consumes staff hours simply doesn’t exist.

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Connect every part of your club

From operations to billing - no gaps between them.

HOW WE DELIVER

How one platform changes the way every department operates

One System

The integration trap is costing every department hours every day

Most clubs have tried to solve fragmentation through integrations - connecting separate systems with APIs and data syncs that sort of work, most of the time. The problem is that integrations create seams. Data doesn’t flow as naturally. Staff learn multiple workflows. Information gets lost between systems.

Integrations connect systems. Canopy was built as one - so everything connects because it was designed to.

Golf and Racquet Professionals manage tee sheets, courts, lesson billing, and pro shop checkout from one system

A contact list showing three groups: Warren with Wade Warren and Cameron Williamson, Miles with Floyd Miles and Darlene Robertson, and Nguyen with Savannah NguyenChat interface showing message threads from Warren, Miles, and Nguyen with user avatars and interaction counts

F&B Directors see reservations, POS, kitchen orders, and event management in one platform - linked and connected

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Finance Managers see every transaction from every department posted in real time without requesting exports

PGA website homepage greeting Stephanie with upcoming golf events and reservation optionsTransaction list showing three retail and restaurant purchases with amounts from Sharon Siske, Nathan Gibson, and Ben Schilling

GMs see operational performance across all departments from one dashboard without assembling data

PGA website homepage greeting Stephanie with upcoming golf events and reservation optionsFour metric cards showing Revenue $497,577, Shop Sales $75,041, Service Fees $167,002, and Usage 2,662

Membership Directors access member activity, communications, and event data from the same platform they use for profiles

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Shared Member Context

One member record every department works from - not a copy each team keeps

When member details live in separate systems, a note one team takes never reaches the next - and the member notices. In Canopy it’s one record: what’s captured anywhere is there for whoever opens it next.

Every department starts every interaction already knowing what it needs to know, so your team can focus on the member, not on finding the information.

Member profiles, preferences, and history accessible to every department from one record

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Reservation-linked orders created at booking - ready for closeout at every location

Orders list showing items for Floyd Miles and Courtney Henry, including carts, pushcarts, premium sets, and caddiesOrders list showing Floyd Miles ($230) and Courtney Henry ($90) with itemized purchases and prices

Allergy and dietary alerts surface at dining reservations and POS without manual flagging

PGA website homepage greeting Stephanie with upcoming golf events and reservation optionsOlivia Bennett's profile showing Full Membership #1103 with badges for Severe Nut Allergy, Vegetarian, and Dairy lover

Staff notes on the member record - a note one person leaves is there for the next person who opens it, no lost handoff

PGA website homepage greeting Stephanie with upcoming golf events and reservation optionsChat conversation between Kristin Watson and Brooklyn Simmons about confirming a golf tee time reservation for Mr. Miles

Member activity from every amenity visible in one place

PGA website homepage greeting Stephanie with upcoming golf events and reservation optionsList of 6 upcoming reservations including tee time, dinner, spa, cocktail hour, and yoga class
Automatic Billing

Every charge from every department - posted accurately, automatically, every time

When billing runs across separate systems, month-end is an assembly project. Charges gathered from multiple sources, manually reconciled, cross-checked against paper records, and exported by hand into accounting software.

Canopy posts every transaction from every department in real time to the right member account - so when month-end arrives, the work is already done.

Activity charges post in real time from golf shop, dining room, spa, events, and every other location

Three account charges listed: The Golf Club $145.00, Restaurant $320.75, Fitness Center $175.50Three account charges listed: The Golf Club $145.00 on Jan 14, Restaurant $320.75 on Dec 5, Fitness Center $175.50 on Nov 22

Automated statement generation on your billing cycle - review and release, not assemble and correct

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QuickBooks sync and account code mapping across revenue, COGS, and inventory categories

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Member payment portal reduces billing calls - members view, pay, and message staff about charges online

PGA website homepage greeting Stephanie with upcoming golf events and reservation optionsMobile banking app showing transactions screen with $9,653 balance and a $210 restaurant charge from Oct 18, 2025

Full transaction history accessible without requesting a report from any department

PGA website homepage greeting Stephanie with upcoming golf events and reservation optionsThree transaction records showing Sharon Siske's $200 payment, Nathan Gibson's $210 charge, and Ben Schilling's $150 charge
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SEE IT IN ACTION

A Saturday that runs on one platform

Every department connected - no coordination calls, no reconciliation

Saturday morning. The golf team pulls up the tee sheet: all preferences loaded, outside operations has the day’s assignments.

The pro shop handles apparel purchases as members head to the first tee. Each order is already linked to the tee time, one tap to close.

F&B sees dining reservations and event orders in the same system.

The membership director checks registration for the new fitness series.

The GM opens the dashboard: every department’s activity in one view.

End of day: the finance manager reviews posted charges from every department. No reconciliation, no exports - one system ran the whole day.

Result: five departments on one system, with no gaps between them.

EXPLORE BY ROLE

Find your role

General Managers

The whole club visible, the busywork off your team’s plate

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Finance Managers

A cleaner close, with less manual work

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Golf Professionals

The platform that handles the admin so you can focus on the game

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F&B Directors

Member context on every cover, and billing that’s done when service ends

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SEE IT IN ACTION

See what one platform actually looks like in practice

Request a demo - a walkthrough to highlight opportunities for your club, across a full day of connected operations.

We handle the migration and setup with you

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