Bookings
Spa diary and online booking
Manage massages, facials, body treatments, wellness services, spa days, couples treatments and repeat plans while controlling availability and booking rules.
Spa Management Software
Manage bookings, therapists, treatment rooms, client records and payments in one cloud platform. Keep packages, memberships, vouchers, stock, marketing and reporting connected.
A clear answer before the detail
Spa management software coordinates the treatment, therapist, room, client record and payment inside one booking journey. Salon Manager connects complex resources with packages, memberships, vouchers and retail. The client experience stays joined up across the visit.
Built for complex spa workflows
A single spa booking may involve a therapist, treatment room, service duration, add-ons, packages, memberships, vouchers or retail products. Salon Manager brings those details together so teams have clearer visibility across the client journey and wider business.
Core spa features
Bookings
Manage massages, facials, body treatments, wellness services, spa days, couples treatments and repeat plans while controlling availability and booking rules.
Resources
Coordinate staff schedules, room availability and treatment duration to reduce clashes and make better use of capacity.
Client experience
Store visit history, notes, preferences, product purchases and communication records so therapists can deliver a more personalised experience.
Recurring revenue
Support prepaid treatment plans, memberships, spa packages and gift vouchers alongside client records, POS and reporting.
Checkout
Take deposits, process treatments, sell retail, manage packages and vouchers, and keep payment information connected to the wider business.
Products
Track skincare, treatment oils, towels, consumables, professional stock and retail products to support ordering and reduce shortages.
A connected spa workflow
Keep every part of the appointment connected so the client experience feels smooth from booking through to follow-up.
Step 1
Set the treatment duration, therapist requirements, room and any add-ons.
Step 2
Take a deposit where required and send confirmation and reminder communication.
Step 3
Review client preferences, notes, visit history and previous product purchases.
Step 4
Complete the bill, sell retail and schedule the next treatment or package visit.
Packages, memberships and vouchers
Spas often rely on packages, memberships and vouchers to build loyalty and smooth revenue across the year. Salon Manager keeps these commercial workflows connected to the diary, client record, checkout and reporting.
Marketing and client retention
Use reminders, rebooking prompts, birthday messages and targeted SMS or email campaigns to keep clients engaged throughout the year.
Reporting for spa owners and managers
Use reporting to identify busy times, popular treatments, package performance and opportunities to improve staffing, promotions, stock and client retention.
Review appointment volumes, popular treatments and peak times.
Compare appointments, revenue, retail and productivity.
Understand uptake, usage and recurring commercial activity.
Track repeat visits, rebooking and longer-term engagement.
Original buying test
A spa system should prove that it can coordinate people, rooms and commercial rules together. Test the booking that is most likely to expose a clash.
Step 1
Select a treatment that needs a particular therapist, room, duration and preparation time.
Step 2
Book it through the client route and check that unavailable combinations cannot be selected.
Step 3
Apply a deposit, package, membership or voucher rule that reflects the real spa setup.
Step 4
Confirm preferences, notes and booking details are available to the therapist.
Step 5
Finish checkout, schedule the next visit and confirm the activity appears in reporting.
Evidence, context and responsibility
Connected software can reduce operational handoffs. The spa still decides which personal information is necessary, who should access it and how the commercial records are maintained.
ICO guidance says personal data should be adequate, relevant and limited to what is necessary. That principle is relevant to spa preferences, consultations and client notes.
GOV.UK says business records should be accurate and allow individual transactions to be identified. Connected checkout and reporting can support that wider process.
Salon Manager is supplied by Salon Software Solutions Limited, an active UK company under number 08930241.
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