A code they can type.
Discounts a customer types on the booking page or the counter applies at check-in. Scoped to a channel, a salon or a list. One code per booking.
A discount that lives in the manager's head.
A code from an Instagram post that works for everyone forever.
Two codes stacked on one booking.
One code, and where it may be used.
A code does nothing on its own. It is spent through Bookings, which already knows the salon and the customer.
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Make the code
A percentage or an amount. Which services or packages it applies to. Online, counter, or both.
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Scope it
One salon or every salon. Everyone, or one list of customers. First cycle only for a membership.
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Watch it used
Used counts per code. On the booking sheet, the code that was applied and by whom.
No module to buy.
A salon running one offer a year should not have to buy anything to run it. Promo Codes is included.
Percent or amount
20% off UV, $10 off a first session.
Channels
Online only, counter only, or both.
Lists
A code only some customers can use: members, lapsed, one campaign's recipients.
First cycle
On a membership, the discount applies to the first month and renewals bill full.
One per booking
Applied online or at the counter. Never two.
In campaigns
A campaign can create its own code when it sends.
SUNDAY20 used 48 times online and at the counter. GLOW5, Harbor only, on the first cycle of a spray pack.
The rest of the app
Every page here is a screen in the app, and they all share one customer file.
Promo Codes is one screen in the app.
In Salon Desk, $97 a month per location, and in every package above it. On the Full Suite we set your salon up for you: rooms, services, packages and waivers, entered before your first booking.