Your salon,
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The entry point is a 14-day free trial: no card, features unlocked for the duration. When it ends you pick Starter, Pro or Pro+.

Current amounts are shown in your country’s local currency; the pricing section above and the pricing page read from the same source. The full list is on the pricing page.

Yearly works out as two months free — the monthly amount drops. The monthly/yearly switch shows it.

No. Flat subscription. We don’t use a “cut per new client” model.

No. You can switch on a single feature without growing your plan (the Lab or the AI assistant pack, for example). One need never forces you onto an expensive plan.

If you don’t pick a plan at the end of the trial, no paid period starts. Cancellation and end-of-term conditions are set out in the terms of use.

D-CCM opens passive time, such as colour development, to a second job. The short version is on this page; the setup detail is on the D-CCM module page.

Yes. Your branded online page uses the same queue as the salon calendar; clashes and stylist choice follow the rules set in the panel.

Yes. Calling someone in for a freed slot, walk-ins and waiting clients are all supported — especially critical for barber rhythm.

The day and week calendars have stylist colours, filters and a branch view. Multiple branches open up with your plan; an extra branch can be an add-on.

They can be set up. Alongside the fixed reminder, AI assistants can propose an extra nudge based on no-show risk — you pass it through the Approval Box.

On the service card: duration, price, staff mapping and the active/passive segment definition for D-CCM. Price lists are tied to your menu.

19 specialist assistants — no-shows, empty slots, win-backs and more. The real difference: the draft waits in the Approval Box; on the default setting nothing goes out until you approve it.

Every assistant has three gears: suggest only, apply on your approval, run fully autonomously. On the default setting nothing goes out until you approve it; give full authority if you prefer.

Assistant decisions gather there. At a glance you approve, reject or give that assistant standing permission — no “the AI ran off” feeling.

No — the assistant drafts it; you set the rules and the tone. You can edit the text or lock a template.

The AI assistant pack is an add-on: you can switch it on without growing your plan. Scope and limits are in the comparison list on the pricing page.

It works on your salon’s booking, till and client records, only with the permissions you grant. The aim isn’t an open chat bot; it’s an operations assistant working inside the job.

The providers on offer vary by market; the Payments block on your country page lists the ones shown there. Card, cash and remote collection via a payment link work regardless of market; the tab, split payment and end-of-day close never change.

Service, retail and tip on one receipt. Split payment, an open tab and an end-of-day close. Taking payment writes the sales record — no double entry.

No. Card and local payment provider fees are separate; which provider runs in your market is stated in the Payments block on your country page. The Glanevo subscription is a flat fee independent of them.

Yes — deposits and remote payment via a payment link. It can be tied to a booking rule to reduce no-shows.

Yes — each market has its own e-document adapter. Its name and availability appear once it is proven in the product; without proof only the sales record and the end-of-day close are used. The wrong country’s document never opens.

Tips are separated on the receipt; stylist commission and bonuses are reported per your staff rules. Bonus & earnings depth grows in Pro+ — it is not a legal payroll claim.

Glanevo sets its data processes according to the country profile. The privacy page states the processing purposes, the legal basis, the retention periods and data subject rights; the sub-processor list and the data processing agreement are provided on request. Your country’s data protection framework is shown in the Data protection block on the country page.

For the salon’s own client / booking / till records the salon is, as a rule, the data controller and Glanevo is the processor. Glanevo carries its own responsibility for account security and the subscription — the detail is in the data protection text.

It is limited by role and permission. Till, bookings, reports and the client card are authorised separately — an apprentice doesn’t need to see total revenue.

Access, rectification, erasure and portability requests are handled by the business — for its own client records the salon is the data controller and Glanevo is the processor. Deletion and export flows are supported; support helps where needed.

Yes — AI Team operations are described under their own heading in the privacy notice. Special category data (health / allergen notes) needs extra care in the Lab context.

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