Lotion, rung up with the session.
Retail stock at the counter, sold on the same sheet as the session and the same card. Stock counts down as you sell.
A second till for lotion.
Stock counted by looking at the shelf.
A best seller you find out about at reorder time.
Same sheet, same card.
A product is a line on the booking sheet, or a sale on its own.
- 01
List the stock
Name, price, count. Per salon, because Harbor and Midtown carry different shelves.
- 02
Ring it up
From the booking sheet at check-in, or as a counter sale with no session.
- 03
Watch it move
Sold this week, left in stock, a warning when a line runs low.
Small on purpose.
A tanning salon sells a handful of lines. Products does those well and nothing else.
Per salon stock
Each salon has its own count and its own shelf.
On the sheet
A product line sits under the session at check-in. One payment.
Counter sale
No booking needed for a walk-in buying lotion.
Low stock
A chip when a line drops under a count you set.
Sold this week
The column that decides the next order.
In Reports
Product money beside session money, per salon.
$64 of products on a $1,050 day, all on the session card.
The rest of the desk
Every page here is a row in the desk, and they share one customer file.
Products is one 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.