Reports
Every figure carries the window it covers and the definition behind it. No mystery totals, no two numbers for the same thing.
The problem
Most salon dashboards show a figure with no window attached. Is that today or all time? Does "customers" mean everyone on file or everyone who visited? When two cards disagree, the whole report stops being usable.
A dashboard nobody trusts enough to act on
Pricing decisions made on gut feel
No idea which stylist or service actually earns
In practice
Capabilities
The window is part of the number. "Customers on file, all time" and "New customers, this period" are different cards with different names.
Revenue is attributed per line item, so a session split between two stylists credits both correctly.
Usage count, average duration, revenue and average price per service. For products, cost against selling price.
No data is shown as no data — not a flat line at zero that reads like a real trend.
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Report views
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Definition per figure
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Unlabelled numbers
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Exportable as CSV
The flow
Any range you like, with the comparison period stated.
Revenue, net, outstanding and expenses, each with its own scope.
Staff, service, product, payment mix and customer retention.
One click to CSV, in a shape your accountant already reads.
Questions
On the Chain plan, yes — consolidated reporting across every branch, or one branch at a time.
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