Online booking, staff schedules, packages, gift cards, customer history and no-show protection — for a diary that runs itself.
Bookings arrived by phone, DM and walk-in. No-shows were invisible until the chair sat empty, and commission was worked out by hand each month.
One diary across both sites with per-stylist availability. Clients book themselves, reminders go out on their own, and the commission run is a report.
One diary across sites and stylists, with commission as a report rather than an evening.
Pre-configured workflows, so you are running in a day rather than a quarter.
Clients book the right service with the right person.
Availability, shifts and rooms in one view.
Sold once, drawn down over visits.
Issued, redeemed and reconciled at any till.
What was done, by whom, with what product.
Deposits and rules that hold the slot.
The same records, wherever the job actually happens.
Certified SUNMI devices, pre-flashed and auto-configured. Unbox, sign in, and the peripherals are already found.
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Run more than one kind of business? A retail floor and a restaurant sit on the same login — different locations, different tills, one set of books. There is no second account to buy and no second password to remember.
Browse the catalogueThree steps, and none of them is a six-month project.
Your client list, their history and any memberships already running come in as a spreadsheet.
Treatments, durations, who can perform what, and the hours each person works.
Clients book themselves, the deposit rule does the rest.
Yes. The online diary shows real availability per practitioner, takes the deposit if you ask for one, and writes straight into the same book the front desk uses.
You decide the rule — a card held at booking, a deposit, or a strike recorded against the client. The history is on their record either way.
Yes. A package draws down as it is used, and a membership bills on its own schedule without anyone re-keying it.
Not to start. It runs on a tablet or a computer you already own; the certified terminals are there when you want a till.
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