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Upper Hand Named Category Leader for Yoga Studio Software by GetApp
Upper Hand Named Category Leader for Yoga Studio Software by GetApp
INDIANAPOLIS (September 22, 2020) – Upper Hand has been recognized as a Category Leader for Yoga Studio software by GetApp. Category Leaders are designed to help small businesses evaluate which software products may be right for them.“We are honored to be recognized by our customers as a leading business software with yoga studios” says Kevin MacCauley, CEO of Upper Hand. “The voice of every customer, individually and collectively, will continue to fuel our innate drive to deliver a world-class experience in sports and fitness.”Category Leaders is published on GetApp, the recommendation engine SMBs need to make the right software choice. Category Leaders rankings highlight top-ranked North American software products based on ratings from end-users in five key areas: ease of use, value for money, functionality, customer support, and likelihood to recommend. View the full list of Category Leaders for Yoga Studio software here. ### Upper Hand is the leading provider of full-suite sports and fitness management software and solutions that enable businesses to achieve more while doing less. Fitness studios, sports facilities, and sports training academies – from small enterprises to large franchises – use Upper Hand’s integrated software and payments platform to operate more efficiently, fuel growth, and provide premium experiences for their clients. Its product suite includes features like scheduling and registration, memberships, facility management, retail, video analysis tools, and more. For more information on how Upper Hand is reinventing the way business is done in sports and fitness, visit www.www.getupperhand.com.
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