Who Uses Newie & Common Workflows

Who Newie Is For

Newie supports different service businesses, but most setups reduce to a few repeated patterns: what the customer buys, how they pay, and how they reach checkout.

Workflow Areas

Business Types

See common online, in-person, digital, and mixed service businesses.

Payment Setups

Match subscriptions, fixed terms, one-off payments, and instalment plans.

Sales Flows

Compare enquiry-led, self-serve, and in-person ways to sell.

Business Types

Business type	Examples	Common Newie setup
Online expertise and coaching	Fitness coaching, consulting, tutoring, education, marketing support, and social media retainers	Subscriptions, fixed-term programs, one-off consults, digital resources, and onboarding links
In-person services and appointments	Personal training, sport coaching, beauty, hair, home services, mobile services, care-style services, photography, retreats, casual sessions, and deposits	Tap to Pay, QR codes, direct links, deposits, memberships, packages, instalment plans, and final balances
Digital products and memberships	eBooks, templates, guides, workbooks, paid resources, communities, private content, newsletters, and member access	One-off purchases, digital downloads, subscriptions, Welcome Emails, and integrations
Mixed service businesses	Businesses that combine live delivery, resources, booking links, onboarding, and in-person extras	More than one setup used together, such as a subscription plus a workbook, booking link, Welcome Email, and Tap to Pay add-on

Payment Setups

Most Newie workflows start with how the customer pays: recurring, fixed-term, one-off, or instalments. Choose the setup based on how the customer pays and how the service is delivered.

Setup	Good fit	Example
Subscription	Ongoing services delivered weekly, fortnightly, monthly, or on another recurring schedule	Monthly coaching, weekly training, ongoing consulting, memberships
Fixed-Term Subscription	A service that runs for a set number of payments or a set period	8-week program, school term package, 3-month coaching block
One-Off Purchase	A single service, appointment, upfront block, or once-off fee	One consult, photo session, retreat deposit, paid-upfront block, digital guide, or workshop
Instalment Plan	A larger fixed-total purchase paid over scheduled payments	High-ticket package, annual program, retreat package, photography package, or split setup fee

Sales Flows

Most Newie sales follow one of three patterns: the customer talks to the provider first, buys by themselves, or pays in person. For the mechanics of links, QR codes, Tap to Pay, and checkout, see Selling Overview.

Flow	Customer action	Provider action	Newie action
Enquiry to Sale	Talks to you before buying	Chooses the right service, price, and checkout path	Opens checkout from a link, QR code, custom link, or Purchase as Customer
Self-Serve	Opens a link or Store and buys without a live conversation	Sets up clear services, pricing, terms, and next steps first	Handles checkout and sends the New Purchase email
In-Person	Pays around an appointment, session, treatment, class, event, or add-on	Delivers or confirms the service in person	Takes payment through Tap to Pay, QR code, or link

For step-by-step setup, see Turn an Enquiry into a Sale, Selling Overview, or Set Up Newie for In-Person Services.

Delivery Workflows

Delivery pattern	Who handles it	What happens
You or your team deliver it	You, a staff member, coach, practitioner, tutor, photographer, consultant, or contractor	The service is delivered online, in person, or both
Newie sends a file or link	Newie	A digital download can be attached to a service and included in the New Purchase email
Newie sends the next step	Newie	A Welcome Email can include booking links, intake forms, instructions, preparation notes, community links, or first-session details
Another system handles access	An external tool, usually through Zapier	Customer details can move into a training app, course platform, CRM, Slack, Mailchimp, Gmail, spreadsheet, or another tool

Combined Delivery Workflows

Most service businesses combine more than one delivery style. A 12-week coaching program might include weekly live calls, a workbook, onboarding emails, and a booking link for the first session. A retreat might include a deposit, scheduled balance payments, welcome emails, and booking instructions. A photography package might include a booking fee, shoot date, instalment plan, and final balance.

Booking Workflows

If bookings are a big part of the business, Newie fits into the booking flow as the payment layer. Newie handles checkout, payment, receipts, billing, and customer records. Bookings stay in your normal calendar, booking process, or booking software. For the detailed booking patterns, see Use Newie with Bookings. Last updated: 2026-07-15

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Sales Flows

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