Booking is lost
The client made an appointment, but the visit did not get into the general schedule.
The client chooses not only the service — he chooses a convenient time and a master he trusts. SYNTERRA helps keep the schedule clear, client history at hand, payments verifiable, and master accruals transparent.
When records live in chats, services are calculated manually, and payouts to specialists are reconciled after the shift, the owner loses both time and the team's trust.
The client made an appointment, but the visit did not get into the general schedule.
The next entry overlaps with the previous one, and the waiting ruins the impression.
Visit history is forgotten — personal service starts from scratch each time.
The technician and the director calculate the percentage based on different records and receive different amounts.
A booking links time, client, master, services, and cost; the cash register records payment, and the director's report calculates revenue and master's earnings.
For each specialist, the completed services, the accrued amount, the salon's share, and the payment status are visible. Discussions about money are based on numbers alone — this reduces tension and helps retain a strong team.
Every action updates the overall picture, so employees do not need to transfer numbers between the cash register, notebook, and spreadsheet.
Select a client, time, and technician.
Specify up to three services and their cost.
Change the record status based on the visit.
Process the calculation through the cash register.
Check revenue and payments to masters.
No abstract layouts: below are interfaces for the cash register, warehouse, and business control. Click on the screen to open it larger.
The images show the composition of the screens. The set of fields and access rights are clarified when configuring for your company's processes.
Register, catalog, warehouse, and reports use the same data — this reduces re-entry and makes the numbers verifiable.
Free intervals and master appointments are visible for the day.
The service has a set price, duration, and activity.
Contacts, number of visits, last service, and amount are visible.
The record saves the performer and their percentage.
Service payment goes through a clear workspace.
Revenue, accruals, and payment status collected by masters
You see the workload not by noise in the hall, but by schedule, payments, and each master's income.
Date and time, client's name and phone number, master, services, cost, master's percentage, comment, and status.
Yes. In the record form, you can select up to three services and see the total cost.
Yes. For each service, a duration is set, which helps to plan the schedule.
Contacts, service, number of visits, date of last visit, and amount.
The Director's report shows revenue by services, payment to the master by percentage, the salon's share, and payment status.
Yes. The journal displays record statuses and summary indicators for the selected period.
Yes. The program includes a cashier workstation, receipts, and management reports.
Submit a request and specify the number of masters, offices, and services. We will show the configuration for your format.
We will go over your services, duration, masters, percentages, client base, and cash register. In the demonstration, we will show appointment booking, the log, and the director's report in a real salon scenario.