Fast basket
Items, options, discounts, and customer context stay close to the sale.
For hairdressers and barbershops
Connect appointments, client history, service sales, payments, and follow-up.
Plan chair schedules, returning clients, service choices, product add-ons, gift cards, payments, receipts, and follow-up from the same salon workflow.
ReservationsCustomersSalesGift Cards
Checkout operation
chair schedule
Coordinate chair capacity, returning clients, product add-ons, payments, and gift-card handling.
Checkout lane
Order board and active basket
CounterOnline
BasketPOS order
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2Breakfast settable 4
3Gift cardcustomer
Payment state
Recorded with order context
Receipt context
Prepared for customer handoff
Close review
Sales and payment review
Payment state
Payment and receipt context can be reviewed from the same order path.
Daily close
Sales and payment review lead into end-of-day operating context.
Reservations Customers Sales Gift Cards
Workflow
From booking to chair service to checkout review.
A hairdresser or barbershop day depends on appointment timing, customer context, service sales, and clean close review.
- 01
Prepare the chair schedule
Review bookings, service duration, client notes, and staff capacity before the day starts.
- 02
Serve and sell together
Keep service choices, product add-ons, customer context, and payment state near the appointment.
- 03
Follow up cleanly
Connect receipts, gift-card questions, campaign follow-up, and close review to the same customer context.
Appointment and checkout devices
A salon setup should support the chair schedule and the checkout desk without overbuilding hardware.
Plan the devices around appointments, customer notes, service sales, product add-ons, payments, receipts, and follow-up at the counter.
POS ready
Payment terminal
Printer
Scanner
Booking desk tablet
A visible schedule surface for chair time, customer context, and service notes.
Checkout terminal
Service sales, product add-ons, receipt context, and daily close review at the counter.
Payment terminal
Payment readiness scoped around the salon checkout path.
Browser access
Access for managers or staff who review bookings, customers, and close context away from the counter.
Salon desk devices from the catalog
Review device categories for appointment desks, checkout, and receipts.
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Capability mix
A salon rollout starts with bookings and customer context.
Reservations, Customers, Sales, Payments, and Gift Cards matter first; purchase-heavy workflows usually wait until product retail becomes a larger part of operations.
Reservations
Bookings, service capacity, customer context, and visit planning.
Customers
Customer profiles, order context, bookings, and engagement history.
Sales
Orders, selling workflows, receipts, and daily selling context.
Gift Cards
Gift-card selling and redemption workflows.
Marketing
Newsletter, cart-level discounts, product-level discounts, reviews, and customer engagement.
Shipping and Payments
Payment state, fulfillment context, and customer-facing checkout readiness.
Planning focus
Prioritize appointment flow before broad back-office depth.
The first rollout should protect chair time, customer history, service checkout, and follow-up. Lower-priority modules can be added as the business model expands.
Plan first
Reservations, Customers, Sales, Gift Cards, Marketing
Evaluate later
Purchase, Integrations
Planning resources
Use chair schedule planning resources before the setup conversation.
Open the routes that help compare appointments, customer notes, add-ons, payments, and follow-up without turning this page into a long manual.
Resource library
Start with the chair schedule planning path and choose the next guide route.
Hardware planning
Prepare device categories, stations, and provider questions.
Plan scope
Compare subscription scope before onboarding or demo planning.
Capability map
Review the separate capability pages that support this workflow.
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Industry planning
Plan a salon workflow around chairs, clients, and checkout.
Use the inquiry to map booking volume, customer record needs, product add-ons, and payment/document expectations.
appointment board
Coordinate chair capacity, returning clients, product add-ons, payments, and gift-card handling where they affect the service day.
Feature map
Open the separate feature pages that matter for this industry.
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