A barbershop runs at a different rhythm than a salon: thirty to forty minute visits, a dozen clients per barber a shift, and almost all of them regulars. What matters here is not a long client card but speed: book in three taps, never mix up who goes to whom, and do not lose the tips at the end of the day. SENIVI is built for that pace.
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The grid step is configurable: 15, 20 or 30 minutes. A cut, a beard trim and a buzz cut take different times, and the grid does not force you to round everything to an hour.
A client goes to a specific person, and online booking remembers it: on the next visit his barber is preselected and the free hours shown are his.
The queue by the chair will not wait while you fill in a form. Tap a free cell, pick the service, type a name — done. The rest can be filled in later, during a gap.
Tips go onto the same receipt as a separate line and into the barber’s own report instead of blending into the shop’s revenue. If the client overpays, the difference is offered as a tip automatically.
You can see at once who is packed today, who has gaps and who brings in more revenue. That is the basis for a conversation about the rota and for deciding who works Saturday.
You can see who has not been in for a while and is worth winning back with a message. Loyalty points accrue from visits automatically — no plastic cards and no notebook under the till.
Yes, the step is set in the settings — from 15 minutes. It affects both the calendar and the times a client sees when booking online.
Yes, and the other way round too: several locations with their own addresses, hours and teams. Access is split — a barber sees his own schedule, the owner sees everything.
Yes. The confirmation contains a link where the client can move or cancel the visit — no phone call, no involvement from you. The change shows up in the calendar immediately.
The first 14 days are free and need no card. The best test is to run one full Saturday through it.