The system your business should have been built on from day one.
Your calendar is full of clients who come back. Or it is not.
Waxing, facials, tanning and everything in between run on cycles. Clee times the follow-up to each service instead of sending everyone the same monthly email.
What this costs you now
Three things quietly leaking revenue.
The four-week client who came back at nine
Her rebooking prompt goes out on her cycle, not on your newsletter schedule.
The Saturday cancellation at ten
Your waitlist is notified within ten minutes and the first to confirm takes the slot.
The client who cancels every time
She can be required to pay a deposit, or blocked from booking, without anyone having the conversation.
Built for how beauty salons actually run.
Rebooking timed per service
A brow wax and a facial are on different cycles, and Clee knows which is which.
Add-ons offered at booking
She is shown the upgrade while she is choosing, not asked for it at the counter.
Retail that reorders itself
Repurchase reminders on the product cycle, with collection notices when the order is ready.
One system, one diary
Services, retail, vouchers and packages in the same place, so nothing is reconciled by hand.
Questions from beauty salons
Yes. Notice periods and deposits are set per service and per client.
