Your booking page is apologising for your software
That clients had better email, because the phone is rarely answered. That they should try “no preference” if they cannot find a slot. That is not poor service — that is a salon making up for its software.
Read word for word on a booking page
Your colour formulas live in a single text box
“F: illum 30gr 6 + 10gr 5/35 + 20vol.” Years of craft, in a free text field that nothing can be done with: no searching, no deducting from your stock, nothing to show the client. The most valuable thing you know about someone is at once the least usable.
From the client records of a salon with 5,989 clients
The calendar keeps you waiting
A third of a second to move on one day sounds like nothing. Until you do it a hundred times a day, with a client in the chair and the phone against your ear.
Measured: ±330 ms per day navigation, 1.8 s per visit to the calendar
Your stock reads −10
And nobody knows why any more. A delivery that never got booked in, a sale without a counter-entry, backbar use counted nowhere — and a figure quietly slipping below zero.
From a stock list of around 700 deliveries