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Running several tanning salons from one tool

What changes when you go from one site to a network.

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Running one salon well and running several are not the same job. What worked as a shared notebook and a phone call between sites stops scaling the moment there is a third location, or a manager who is not on-site every day.

One login, every site

A single account that reaches every salon means a manager, or an owner, can check bookings, sales or compliance logs for any site without visiting it or calling ahead.

Staff, stock and settings, per site or shared

Some things should stay local, a site's own staff and schedule, while others, pricing, packages, loyalty rules, make sense to keep consistent across the network without re-entering them everywhere.

Seeing the whole network, not ten spreadsheets

Comparing how each site is performing should not mean requesting a export from each one and pasting them into a shared file every month.

See how multi-site management works on our features page, or tell us about your network.

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