This workspace owns its records
Orders, payments, reports, and history stay attached to the business that created them.
A guided-pilot direction for client records, service setup, appointments, payments, and branches.
Your workspace begins with the right labels, building blocks, and room to grow.
Salon and barbershop owners planning a client-first service operation.
A guided-pilot direction for client records, service setup, appointments, payments, and branches.
Use the existing signup or create-workspace path to begin.
Salon / Barbershop gets its own operational records and customer portal. If the same owner runs another workspace, the relationship can be connected by consent without exposing that business’s transactions here.
Orders, payments, reports, and history stay attached to the business that created them.
Consent can connect a customer identity across eligible owner workspaces without moving their history.
Customers see this business’s orders and payments here; another business remains a separate portal view.
Keep salon / barbershop work in KlarPoint while completed orders, payments, and adjustments move toward accounting-ready records with their business and source identity intact.
Keep the day’s customers, jobs, services, and payments in the category-aware workspace.
Business, branch, currency, tax, and source-record identity stay attached to the financial handoff.
Owners and bookkeepers get a better starting point without mirroring every operational detail.
Accounting connection is being introduced as a focused, auditable workflow—not a promise to copy the whole workspace.
From the first customer detail to the final handoff, keep the work visible with shared foundations and category-aware tools.
Keep contact details, notes, history, and relationship context together in one workspace.
Organise the services, products, or plans your team offers with category-aware language and optional VAT-inclusive or VAT-exclusive pricing.
Record payments and keep business and branch-level financial activity easy to follow. Historical order and invoice prices remain understandable after catalogue changes.
Keep locations separate while giving owners a clear way to manage the wider operation.
Give owners, managers, and staff access that matches the work they are responsible for.
Follow important account, staff, login, and operational changes through a dependable activity trail.
Start with service terminology, a service catalogue, client records, payments, and branch-aware workspace settings.
Keep client service moving during internet disruptions with reliable offline capabilities and clear sync visibility.
When you create this workspace, KlarPoint applies the category’s terminology, suggested modules, and initial workflow statuses. You can then shape the business details around your operation.
Keep customers and relationship context together.
Organise the services your team works from.
Track each service visit through its working stages.
Record payment activity and keep the financial handoff visible.
Keep scheduled visits and service timing easy to follow.
Keep locations distinct while the owner view stays connected.
The planned direction follows a client from booking and check-in through service completion, with the service catalogue and branch setup alongside it. This is a guided pilot direction; the category-specific workflow is not available for self-serve setup yet.
Choose this category when you create your business and get configuration that reflects how you describe the work.