Set up the Salon pack
For Salon owners · 5 min read · Last reviewed 2026-08-04
A salon sells time before it sells stock. Most of what you ring up is a service — a cut, a colour, a blowout — done by a named stylist. The Salon pack sets up exactly that: a catalog of services and beauty treatments, a retail shelf for shampoo and styling products, and per-stylist commission so you can see who earns what.
Colour services also draw down the back bar — a full-head colour uses cream and developer, highlights use bleach, foils and toner — so selling the service moves real stock, not a “colour” count.
Install and price your services
- Install the Salon pack on a fresh store.
- Rename the sample services — cuts, colour, beauty — to match your menu and set your prices.
- Keep the retail shelf items (shampoo, conditioner, styling wax) and adjust prices for what you actually stock.
What to set up next
- Stylists & commission — attribute each service to the stylist and pay commission on it.
- Packages & add-ons — cut-and-colour bundles and paid treatment add-ons.
- Back bar & retail — colour products that deplete on service, plus your retail shelf.
Attach the client
Attach the customer to the ticket so their visits and any spend build a history you can look back on. It also lets you accrue loyalty points on the sale.
Frequently asked
- Does the Salon pack include online booking?
- No. It is the point-of-sale side — services, retail, packages, back-bar stock and commission. Keep your existing booking tool for the calendar.
- What currency does it use?
- The Salon pack seeds in euros by default. Set your store currency when you create the store and prices follow.
Put it into practice.
Open your shop and try it live. Free until your first 100 sales — no card, keep your hardware.