Classic salon
Shared till, per-staff revenue, commission rules. One closing at the end of the day.
- Per-staff breakdown lives in the reports
- Discount rights are tied to the role
- Open tab: a single payment on the way out
Free
Module catalog
Till
Card, cash, split payments and tips all on the same receipt. The Z report is ready at closing, VAT is already broken out, and staff commission is calculated the moment the sale happens.
What it does
What can you do with Till?
- Card paymentsiyzico in Turkey, Stripe in Europe. Commission and VAT are broken out on the receipt automatically, and your Z report is ready at closing.
- Commission doesn't wait for paydayStaff commission is calculated the moment a sale happens and shows up on their own screen. At month's end, “what did I earn” never turns into an argument.
- The right tax for the country you're inGİB e-Invoice in Turkey, KSeF in Poland, MwSt in Germany and Austria. Pick the country, and the right invoice template comes up automatically.
Screens
Where the money passes through
Two frames, from taking payment to closing the day. Both feed off the same sales record.
Payment — step-by-step collection, numpad and change.
Till reports — Z report and payment-type breakdown.
Flow
From sale to closing
A tab is openedFrom an appointment or a walk-in. Lines split into service, product and tip; with no customer picked, a guest tab opens.
Payment is takenIn one go or split. Card, cash and transfer can mix on the same receipt; any deposit is deducted from the balance.
The record staysA sales record is created; if e-invoicing is switched on, the receipt lands there too. The day's closing comes out of those records — nobody adds up lines by hand at night.
Different models
Employed team / chair rental
Chair or room rental
The renter can collect their own takings while the salon tracks rent and shared costs separately. In hybrid setups both run side by side.
- Rent is tracked on its own line
- Revenues never get mixed up
- The salon till closes on its own
Field story
A Vienna salon serving Turkish-speaking customers
Some invoices go out the Austrian way, others to a different country. Part of the team is local, part seasonal. Commission is split out at the moment of sale, so payroll is ready at month's end — the accountant reviews and approves it instead of building it from scratch.
Which plan?
Included in every plan — the free plan too.
There are four plans and each builds on the one below it: whatever's in the lower plan stays in the one above it, with a few more modules added on top. So upgrading never means losing what you already have.
Same plan
Other modules in the Free plan
Appointment Management
Who's with which stylist, and at what time. Drag an appointment to a new slot; if it clashes, the calendar warns you before it saves. Customers can also book straight from their phone.
ContinueCalendar
Month, week, day — three views. Every stylist's appointments in their own colour. Syncs both ways with the Google or Apple calendar on your phone.
ContinueCustomer Management
What doesn't work for whose hair, what was done last time, which photos were taken — it's all on the customer's card. The consent form lives on the same card.
ContinueServices & Categories
Your service list: name, duration, price. Mark who can perform which service here too — so a booking never lands on someone who can't do that job.
ContinueCustomer Tab
The tab stays open while the customer is in the chair: hair service, coffee, any product they buy gets added on. It closes in one go when they leave — payment can be split, and the tip is recorded separately.
ContinueDocuments
Consent forms, contracts, anything a customer signs. The signed copy sits in the archive and downloads whenever you need it.
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