The call
Take the booking without leaving the chair.
The call is answered while every stylist has a client in front of them, and the caller does not have to try again later.
Salons and barbers
A salon's phone is bookings, changes and the same handful of questions, and it rings while everyone's hands are busy. Answering it means leaving a client mid-service. Not answering it means the caller books somewhere else.
Say what your team answers all day and we will get back to you.
Each one is answered, and each ends with something your team can act on.
Example calls. A booking is made where a calendar is connected.
Calls this week
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An example call to Halcyon Hair, to the note your team receives.
The call
The call is answered while every stylist has a client in front of them, and the caller does not have to try again later.
The record
Not a note squeezed into the appointment book that nobody can read afterwards.
The next step
With a booking calendar connected it checks who is free and books on the call. Otherwise the request waits for your team, with everything they need to confirm it.
Where you have connected a calendar and set up your staff, yes. It checks that person's availability and books with them. How your diary is split between stylists is set up on your side, not decided for you.
It takes the request and tells your team straight away, so the slot can be offered to someone else. It does not change your diary on its own.
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