Two clients at the same time
The administrator cross-checks several channels and notices an overlap when the clients have already arrived.
The administrator manages the schedule without overlaps, the master sees their appointment, and the manager sees revenue, accruals, and the salon's operations. If there is a pet store nearby, the cash register and inventory are already linked to services.
When records live in correspondence, the client database is on the phone, and calculations are in a spreadsheet, the manager finds out about losses only after the day is closed.
The administrator cross-checks several channels and notices an overlap when the clients have already arrived.
The technician has to clarify the breed, service, and details of the previous visit again.
Masters’ percentages are collected by appointments and payments, so the total is difficult to verify.
Services, retail sales and balances do not add up to a single picture of the business.
Visit status, service revenue, master accrual, and product sale remain linked and available for verification.
The administrator quickly finds a record by name, pet's name, or phone. Nearby, the breed, previous service, cost, and date of the last visit are visible.
Each next step uses data from the previous one — without re-entering and manual reconciliation of different logs.
Select the time, client, pet, service, cost, and specialist.
Status shows: scheduled, in progress, completed, or canceled.
The service and associated goods go through the cash register system.
The master’s percentage is taken into account in the calculation by completed services.
The director sees the revenue, company share, and payments for the period.
Select the period and location to see service revenue, accruals, payments, debt, and the result of each specialist. The report can be exported to CSV.
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The interface is shown with demonstration data; the composition of screens depends on the selected configuration and connections.
Grooming work functions are combined with sales, inventory management, and SYNTERRA analytics.
Start and end time, client, pet, breed, service, cost, and specialist.
Contacts and visit history help personalize repeat service.
Team directory, work statuses, and transferring information about the appointment to the master.
Price and duration of each service are used when scheduling a visit.
Sale of services, cosmetics, accessories, and consumables in one cycle.
Revenue, accruals, payments, company share, and results for each master
Separate the cash register, goods operations, reports, and system settings between roles. Actions do not mix, and the manager retains control.
Full access to sections, employees, settings, and exceptions.
Sales, cash register, product catalog, receipts, stock, and warehouse operations.
Cash register shifts and sales without access to critical settings.
Reports without access to other work sections.
The salon operates according to a unified process, and the figures are ready for verification at any time.
Yes. In the calendar, you can specify time, client, phone, pet, breed, service, cost, and master, and then change the visit status.
Yes. In the client card, the pet, breed, service, cost, time, and date of the last visit are saved. You can find the record by name, pet's name, or phone number.
Yes. For an appointment, a master and their percentage are selected. In the director's report, the service revenue, accruals, payments, and amount to be paid are visible.
Yes. Service entries work together with the cash register and product catalog, so services, products, and inventory can be managed in one system.
Yes. Different rights to sections and operations are assigned to the administrator, manager, cashier, and accountant.
The configuration can be selected for a single location or a network. In the demonstration, we will show data exchange and reports according to the structure of your business.
Leave a request on the contact page. A specialist will clarify salon processes, show suitable screens, and prepare the configuration.
We will go over client records, the work of specialists, services, the cash register, goods, and reports. We will select a configuration for an individual salon or grooming service in a pet store.