Three owners, 12 employees, 35 classes, and over 425 clients in two locations. Sounds like a recipe for business success…if managed well. Problem was: managing the business was a lot of work. Robyn Alazraqui and her two business partners at CrossFit Oakland had stitched together four different software and paper solutions to manage it all, but the patchwork was inefficient and quickly wore thin.
"We got a quick demo of Pike13 and knew immediately it was what we wanted." Robyn said, "The bonus was being able to work with people we liked and respected."
Polishing CrossFit Oakland's business processes was only one perk of the switch to Pike13. What happened next? Check out their story.
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