How is each salon doing?
Money, sessions and trends, per salon and across all of them. Sessions by service, the free-tan funnel, products, packages, every day filed under the salon it happened at.
A spreadsheet built every Monday from three exports.
Three salons, one number.
A funnel counted on a whiteboard.
Every row knows its salon, so every report can.
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
Sessions, packages, products. Online and counter. By day, week, month.
- 03
Read the funnel
Claims, booked, visited, converted, per salon. Texts sent and what they cost.
The numbers are the rows.
Nothing here is typed in. A report is a sum over records that already name their salon.
Per salon
Every chart takes a salon chip, and one for all.
Sessions by service
Which levels and shades sell, where.
Free-tan funnel
The whole funnel, per salon, with conversion counted on a purchase.
Money
Sessions, packages and products, online and counter.
Credits spent
What SMS and Email cost this month.
Lamp hours
Which beds are close to a change.
Harbor $1,240 today, Midtown $610, Lakeside $880 with a bed down. One page.
The rest of the desk
Every page here is a row in the desk, and they share one customer file.
Reports is one row of Settings.
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.