Everything the shop runs on, in one place.
Five things a shop can't run without — requests, the calendar, payments, flash and the books. They're one product, so a deposit lands in the ledger and a booking lands on the right chair without you retyping anything.
- 01RequestsEvery enquiry, structured.
Idea, placement, size, budget and references arrive as a tidy request — not a DM you'll lose. Propose real times; a deposit locks one in.
- 02CalendarThe whole shop, one view.
Owners see every chair and the shop's capacity at a glance. Each artist sees only their own day. Confirmed work is solid, unconfirmed consults are dashed — no double-booking a chair.
- 03PaymentsCash and e-transfer, first-class.
Every method recorded with a reference and the right hold window. Mark an e-transfer received and the booking confirms itself, and the client gets a receipt that says what it was for.
- 04FlashThe wall, online.
Post a sheet, price it, and it sells itself — a claimed design becomes a request with the piece already attached, and comes off the wall when it's taken.
- 05The booksTakings that reconcile themselves.
One ledger across cash, transfer and card, with the shop's cut worked out per payment and a year-end export your accountant will recognise.
Have a go on the real thing.
A full studio account with a week of bookings, requests and takings already in it. Nothing you change is real, and nothing needs setting up first.