I built a management system for barbershops and salons that brings appointment and shop operations together in one place. It is designed to make daily tasks easier for staff while giving customers a clear, convenient service experience.
Key features
Appointment management: Customers can book and manage appointments, while staff can organize schedules and service availability to help prevent conflicts.
Customer and team records: Keep customer details and staff information organized so the shop can manage its relationships and day-to-day work more easily.
Services and branches: Manage the services offered and organize operations across shop locations.
Queue and chair coordination: Track the flow of customers waiting for service and coordinate chair availability to help staff manage busy periods.
Payments: Support payment-related steps as part of the customer’s service journey.
Dashboards and activity records: Give shop owners and staff a place to review operational information and relevant activity.
Accounts and live updates: Support controlled account access and keep relevant information up to date as activity happens.
Images and email: Support profile imagery and customer communications within common shop workflows.
My focus
Made the main tasks clear and practical for both customers and staff.
Connected booking, service, queue, and payment workflows into one overall experience.
Considered the needs of daily shop operations, including schedules, customer records, and activity tracking.
Outcome
The result is a unified system that helps a barbershop manage core operations in one place and reduces the need to coordinate routine tasks manually.
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Clean work Muhammad! A unified system for barbershops and salons that brings appointments and shop operations into one place is so needed — making daily tasks easier for staff while giving customers a clear, convenient...
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