Knowledge Base
An in-depth reference for operators evaluating Clee. Organised by category, so you can jump to the section you need or read it end to end.
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A three-chair salon typically completes setup in under two hours — services, staff, deposit rules, and a booking link ready to share.
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A client selects a 60-minute facial, picks Tuesday at 2pm, pays a 30% deposit, and receives instant confirmation plus a calendar invite.
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A client who cancels inside your 24-hour window forfeits their deposit. The slot is offered to your waitlist automatically.
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With a 48-hour policy, a Friday cancellation for a Monday appointment triggers the fee. A Wednesday cancellation for Monday does not.
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A colour service might take a 50% deposit online and charge the remainder at the chair via in-person checkout.
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After a cut and blow-dry, staff adds a retail product, applies a loyalty discount, and charges the card on file in one checkout flow.
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A client receives £40 credit after a cancelled appointment. Their next booking applies it before charging the card.
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A six-session laser package: client buys online, books session one, and Clee tracks five remaining sessions on their profile.
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A skin clinic builds a 12-week plan: week 4 peel, week 8 review, week 12 maintenance — reminders and bookings fire automatically.
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Saturday 10am fills up. Three clients waitlist. A cancellation at 9pm Friday — the first waitlisted client gets an SMS and can claim the slot in one tap.
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A stylist calls in sick. Clee offers the freed slots to waitlisted clients and sends a last-minute offer to nearby regulars. Two of four slots fill within the hour.
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Tuesday afternoons are consistently quiet. Clee surfaces those slots on Marketplace with a new-client offer until occupancy improves.
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Only junior stylists' off-peak colour slots appear on Marketplace — senior stylists and peak hours stay off the channel.
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A new injectables client completes a medical history form online. It is on their profile before they walk in.
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Clients who have not visited in 90 days receive a re-engagement campaign with a booking link — no spreadsheet exports required.
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Seven days after a facial, clients receive a home-care tip and a link to rebook their next visit.
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A client selects a massage, enters details, then leaves. An hour later they receive a reminder with their slot held for 30 minutes.
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Front desk can book and checkout but cannot see revenue reports. Managers see everything except billing settings.
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See which stylist drives the highest retail per visit and who has the strongest rebooking rate month over month.
Most booking software stops at the calendar. Clee is built as an operating system for service businesses — rules, revenue, retention, and growth run together, not as add-ons.
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