Features: Client registration: All clients coming in to the salons get registered in the web based ERP solution developed and tailored specifically to the needs of Angel Face. Each client is entered in the database. Data stored about each client includes personal information, contact details, personal preferences (preferred masseur, skin type, etc.).
Graphical schedule: The graphical schedule (see gallery above) offers a way of scheduling customer appointments by graphical means. Once logged in, front desk clerks at the salons schedule clients’ appointments through the scheduling module by selecting the treatment from a drop down menu. Due to the high number of clients in the database, a simple drop down menu for selecting a client when scheduling an appointment is not a viable option. Therefore, a simple text field is presented to the clerk on the scheduling dialog. A PHP script gathers the full set of clients’ names from the database and generate a JavaScript file which provides auto complete functionality. The user begins typing the first letter of the client’s name and a list of clients’ names beginning with the typed letter appears below the text field, providing for better user experience and improved accessibility. By typing more letters of the client’s name, the list shortens.
Treatments module: All available treatments are stored in the database along with pricing information. Treatments are categorized and can be modified/added/deleted. Statistical data: Each scheduled appointment is assigned a status. After a client has his or her appointment, the front desk clerks goes through a simple dialog which calculates the client’s bill, the system takes into account any defined global discounts, personal discounts defined for the specific users, and also offers the option to specify a onetime promotional discount. After finalizing the appointment, the data enters the statistics module. Data available includes queries about turnover (segmented into two groups – cash/debit and credit cards), turnover per salon worker (masseur 1, masseur 2, stylist 1, stylist 2, etc), etc.
Features: Client registration: All clients coming in to the salons get registered in the web based ERP solution developed and tailored specifically to the needs of Angel Face. Each client is entered in the database. Data stored about each client includes personal information, contact details, personal preferences (preferred masseur, skin type, etc.).
Graphical schedule: The graphical schedule (see gallery above) offers a way of scheduling customer appointments by graphical means. Once logged in, front desk clerks at the salons schedule clients’ appointments through the scheduling module by selecting the treatment from a drop down menu. Due to the high number of clients in the database, a simple drop down menu for selecting a client when scheduling an appointment is not a viable option. Therefore, a simple text field is presented to the clerk on the scheduling dialog. A PHP script gathers the full set of clients’ names from the database and generate a JavaScript file which provides auto complete functionality. The user begins typing the first letter of the client’s name and a list of clients’ names beginning with the typed letter appears below the text field, providing for better user experience and improved accessibility. By typing more letters of the client’s name, the list shortens.
Treatments module: All available treatments are stored in the database along with pricing information. Treatments are categorized and can be modified/added/deleted. Statistical data: Each scheduled appointment is assigned a status. After a client has his or her appointment, the front desk clerks goes through a simple dialog which calculates the client’s bill, the system takes into account any defined global discounts, personal discounts defined for the specific users, and also offers the option to specify a onetime promotional discount. After finalizing the appointment, the data enters the statistics module. Data available includes queries about turnover (segmented into two groups – cash/debit and credit cards), turnover per salon worker (masseur 1, masseur 2, stylist 1, stylist 2, etc), etc.