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Who it's for For hair and beauty salons

Salon booking requests on your phone between clients

You've got colour on someone's head when a booking request comes in on the website. Formcrier sends it to your phone straight away, so you can reply when you wash up.

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Sound familiar?

  1. 1

    Your hands are busy all day

    You can't look at email with foils in or a client in your chair.

  2. 2

    Saturdays fill first

    A client asking for a Saturday wants an answer today, before the slot goes.

  3. 3

    Some requests need a consultation

    You can't book a colour correction or a wedding party the way you'd book a trim. Those need a call from you.

How hair and beauty salons use Formcrier

  • Requests on your phone as they arrive

    Each one comes through as a message with the name, number and the treatment they're after.

  • Weddings and colour work to the right stylist Pro and Agency

    Enquiries that mention a wedding or a colour correction go to the stylist who handles them. Ordinary bookings go to the front desk.

  • A photo of the look they want Pro and Agency

    Let clients attach an inspiration photo, and have a look from the alert before you reply.

  • The whole team in one chat

    Send the alert to a Slack channel or a second phone, and whoever has a gap can take the booking.

Where alerts go

WhatsApp suits salons because clients often reply there to confirm.

Works with your website

Formcrier listens to the forms your site already has. Nothing to rebuild.

Questions from hair and beauty salons

More in the docs, or see every kind of business.

No. Formcrier listens to the forms on your website and leaves the booking system you already use alone.

Yes. On both you add one line of code through the site's custom code setting.

It's free for 10 alerts a month, and you won't need a card.

Your next enquiry, on your phone in seconds

Start free Free for 10 alerts a month. No card needed.

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