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Bareeqly: booking and management software for salons and service businesses, with a built-in AI booking assistant. Customers chat on WhatsApp, Telegram or the website; the AI answers questions, checks real availability and books the appointment. Includes payments, loyalty points, multi-branch and an Arabic/English dashboard.
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