Beauty Salon CRM
The appointment book sits at reception, which product the client reacted to sits in the stylist's head, and the material running out in the treatment room is only noticed once the client is already in the chair.
A booking lands on the calendar of the stylist doing the treatment; when one runs long the ones behind shift and the gap that opens shows in the list. The allergy note is a field on the card.
- Gather bookings, including requests coming in over WhatsApp, in a single calendar; tie how many hours in advance and over which channel the reminder goes out to a rule
- Keep each client's past treatments, allergies and preferred products on their card
- Tie the products consumed during a treatment to the record and get a warning when stock runs low
- Keep the remaining uses and the expiry date of package memberships on the record, and follow which room and which member of staff each use was with from the same line
| Chair Occupancy by Stylist | A booking lands on the calendar of the stylist who will do the treatment; when a treatment runs long, the bookings behind that stylist shift, the gap that opens appears in the list during the day and can be given to another client. |
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| Client Preferences | Past treatments, allergies and preferred products are fields on the client card; they are seen from the same card at the next booking. |
| Product and Stock Tracking | The product consumed during a treatment is tied to the record; the stock quantity drops on the product card, and products past the threshold are gathered in a single list. |
| Package Membership and Room Use | The care package sold is a membership record tied to the client record; the number of uses the package includes, the uses remaining and the expiry date are its fields; every booking deducts one use from that membership, and which room and which member of staff the booking was done with is written on the same line; memberships about to expire drop into a list by date. |
In a salon the day is measured not by the number of names written in the book but by the minutes the chair does not stay empty. Colour, keratin and skincare all finish in different lengths of time; when one client arrives late, the three bookings behind shift, and no room can be made for whoever walks in late in the afternoon. And when a stylist leaves, what they knew leaves with them.
In Rapitek CRM the booking sits together with the length of the treatment and the stylist's availability, so the chain of delays appears in the calendar immediately and the gap that opens can be filled the same day. The client card belongs to the salon, not to the employee; even if the team changes, work continues with the same information. And which treatment uses up which product, and how quickly, is reported per branch.
The scope of the plans and the items priced separately are written on the pricing page.
