Parlour
Parlour management app
Chairs, services, and the bill at the chair.
The day is a set of chairs and the services booked into them.
A client has a name, a service, and a staff member. The bill is that row.
A walk-in takes an open chair. The book does not depend on a shouted name.
Products used on the chair can move the shelf, so the evening stock is not a guess.
Advance and the balance are separate. The close counts both.
A regular client's last services are on the card, so the chair does not start from zero.
Staff can see their own list for the day. The owner sees every chair.
A cancel frees the time and keeps the note of who released it.
A new receptionist can book, bill, and find a client on the first afternoon.
The desk matches the parlour day: the book, the chair, and the cash at close.