1. Hair Extension / Wig Studio
  2. Implementation
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How a Hair Extension / Wig Studio rollout works

Start with one booking cycle, then widen the studio's operating scope.

  1. Set up access

    Add users and team members, then rehearse the booking, review, service and finance responsibilities.

  2. Load operating records

    Add clients, resources and dated rate plans. Check capacity and resource types before taking new bookings.

  3. Run a visit

    Request and confirm a booking, attach a wig or extension add-on, check in, assign work and check out.

  4. Close the account

    Review charges and payments on that booking. Connect any external provider used to verify receipts.

  5. Expand use

    Add more spaces and clients after staff can resolve overlaps, cleaning work and payment exceptions.

What the customer provides

Provide client and staff records, the resource list with capacities, dated rate plans and a sample of real bookings. Bring the team members who decide confirmation, room readiness and charge posting to the rehearsal. If payment or accounting software is used, identify its owner and the receipt or posting evidence finance will review.

Changing it afterwards

Review new room types, rates and access with the responsible owner before they affect live visits. Keep historical bookings, charges and payment references available when a plan changes. Use the booking process to rehearse an ordinary visit and an overlap case after each operating change.

Set up Hair Extension / Wig Studio your way.

Start free, then use Proto to change fields, steps and approvals before your team goes live.

How to get started