How is each salon doing?
Money, visits, customers and marketing, per salon and across all of them. Twenty-eight reports built from records the app already keeps, and CSV exports for your accountant.
A spreadsheet built every Monday from three exports.
Three salons, one number.
A funnel counted on a whiteboard.
Every record names its salon.
Reports is not a data warehouse. It is the same rows, added up.
- 01
Pick the salon, or all
A chip per salon and one for all of them. The same page.
- 02
Read the money
Money collected by tender, refunds and write-offs, late cancels and no-shows, sales tax, and the sessions customers have paid for and not used.
- 03
Read the people
New faces, top customers, who has not been in, memberships with their monthly total, and packs running out.
The numbers are the rows.
Nothing here is typed in. A report is a sum over records that already name their salon.
28 reports
In five groups: money, visits, customers, marketing and the shop.
Sales tax
What you collected on sessions and retail, per salon, ready for the return.
Prepaid liability
The sessions and passes customers have paid for and not used yet.
Commission
What each person sold at the till, net of refunds, and what they earned.
Marketing that paid
Promo code uses, campaign returns, marketing spend and the free-tan funnel.
CSV exports
Bookings and payments as CSV files, for your accountant or a spreadsheet.
Harbor $1,240 today, Midtown $610, Lakeside $880 with a bed down. One page.
The rest of the app
Every page here is a screen in the app, and they all share one customer file.
Reports is one screen in Settings.
In Members Portal, $197 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.