Features for your working day
From a cut and blow-dry to a full colour service, keep the right time, stylist and client details together. Each tool supports the next stage of the visit.
Give every stylist the time and client detail they need to deliver a considered service. All-in-one salon software connects colour history, appointment timings and checkout. Premium salons can make the journey feel personal while managers use reporting to find opportunities to grow revenue. Multi-location teams can keep shared client information close to each visit.
Build the diary around the way hair appointments use time. Clients can book from the availability you choose.
Give each stylist useful context before the client sits down. Keep technical notes with the full client history.
Bring service bills and product sales into one checkout. Keep team and business figures linked to each sale.
Keep colour, backwash and retail stock visible. Use stock activity to plan the next order.
Help clients remember appointments and return for the next service. Base your messages on useful client information.
See what is happening across the salon. Use service, sales and team information to decide where to focus.
Consultation forms and core salon tools are included in every package. Online booking is optional with Essentials and included from Premium. Online vouchers are optional with Essentials and included from Premium Plus. Branded apps require online booking. SMS usage and payment fees are charged separately. Compare package inclusions and costs.
These hair salon tools are part of our online salon management system. Use salon CRM to keep colour formulas, consultation forms and preferences with each client. Connect them with salon booking software so each return visit starts with the right information.
From booking to rebooking
Whether the client books a cut, blow-dry, highlights, colour or treatment, keep the appointment, client notes, service details, checkout and next visit together.
Step 1
Review client history, notes, consultation information and any relevant testing requirements.
Step 2
Allocate the correct service time, stylist and processing stages in the diary.
Step 3
Save preferences, formulas and technical notes against the client for a more consistent return visit.
Step 4
Complete the bill, recommend retail and schedule the client’s next cut, blow-dry, treatment or colour appointment.
For service-linked questions, signatures and completed records, explore digital consultation forms.
See the features in practice
Here are three everyday examples to test in your demo. Follow the information between tools and check that the setup matches the way your team works.
On small screens, swipe across the table. Keyboard users can focus the table area and use the arrow keys.
| Everyday task | Connected features | What to check |
|---|---|---|
| A client books colour and a cut | Set the service, stylist and processing time. | Plan the full appointment in the diary. |
| The stylist prepares | Review formulas, history and consultation forms. | Start the visit with the right information. |
| Reception completes the visit | Bill services and retail, then book the return. | Connect sales, stock and rebooking. |
How it works
Shape the diary around colour work, processing time, team availability and the client history stylists need.
Add cutting, colouring and treatment services with the correct duration, processing time and prices.
Set team availability, resources, online booking rules, formulas, consultations and reminders.
Bring payments, stock, rebooking, marketing and reporting into the same salon workflow.
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