How the day is going.
The screen a salon comes back to between every other one. Next up, who is on the floor, free tans this week, reservations waiting, the weather at each salon.
Six tabs open to answer one question.
A quiet afternoon nobody saw coming.
Numbers in a report you read on Monday, about last week.
One glance, then the floor.
Every panel on the dashboard is a row of the desk, cut to what matters today.
- 01
Open the desk
The dashboard is the landing page. Every role sees it, cut to the sections that role has.
- 02
Read the day
Next up, checked in, prepaid, waivers due. Free tans this week and who converted. Reservations waiting on payment.
- 03
Go where it points
Every panel opens its row. The rail on the right says what needs doing before the next customer.
Cut to the salon you are standing in.
One salon or twenty, the dashboard answers for the one on screen, and Reports answers for all of them.
Next up
The next booking, its room, and whether the customer has signed and paid.
Free tans this week
Booked, visited, converted, for this salon.
Reservations
Packages reserved and not yet paid, waiting for the counter.
The weather
Today and the week at each salon, because a sunny Saturday is a busy one.
Per role
Staff see the calendar. Managers see Catalog and Grow. Owners see everything.
Streams in
The shell paints at once. Each panel loads behind its own placeholder.
Embracing Online Booking has been a game-changer for our salon. It's drastically improved our efficiencies, allowing our dedicated staff to pivot their focus towards enhancing the experiences of in-salon customers instead of being tethered to phones or managing walk-ins.
The rest of the desk
Every page here is a row in the desk, and they share one customer file.
The dashboard is the first row of the desk.
The Full Suite is $297 a month per location, every row, set up for you by a person before a customer sees it. Early access is $199, locked in.