A booking console for salons and spas. An atomic calendar that physically cannot double-book — and an AI waitlist that, the moment an appointment cancels, offers the freed slot to the right caller in call order. Built on SK Calendar, SK CRM, SK Voice and SK Notifications.
A full book is not the same as a full chair. Between the appointment made and the client arriving, four things quietly take money out of the business — and none of them show up as a line you can look at.
Salons without automated reminders average a one-in-five no-show rate. Forgetfulness accounts for most of it — not indifference.
Close to half of all booking demand arrives outside working hours. A missed call at 9pm is a booking that goes to whoever picks up.
Ten clients on her book, one morning to move them. Whoever is at the desk starts dialling and gets through maybe half.
The best salons rebook three times more clients within a day of the visit than the average one. Nobody announces they've stopped coming.
None of this is a staffing problem. It's a timing problem — the call comes at nine at night, the cancellation comes at eight in the morning, and the client who drifted away did it over four quiet months. Software that only records what happened cannot help. Something has to act while the window is still open.
One tap on the day sheet. Eleven appointments are now unstaffed.
In Tamil, Hindi or English, whichever that client speaks — offers two real alternatives, rebooks the one they choose.
Anyone who wanted Thursday and couldn't have it is called before the morning is out.
Eight rebooked, two moved, one lost. The day is worth what it was worth yesterday.
That's the brochure's worked example. Put your own numbers in — appointments, average bill, outlets — and see your own figure.
The Salon adapter maps stylists to calendar chairs, holds each caller's requested window on a waitlist, and — the instant a slot frees — matches and offers it automatically. The primary calendar's exclusion guarantee stays untouched, so "we're full" always means full.
Every chair is a resource on SK Calendar's exclusion-guarded timeline. Two bookings can never overlap the same stylist — the database itself rejects it. Prep and clean-up buffers are reserved with the service, so the chair is never oversold.
When an appointment cancels, the freed slot is scored against every waiting caller: does their requested window contain the time, does the service fit, does the stylist preference match? Matches rise to the top; the first is offered — manually, or auto-filled by SK Voice.
Search a client by name or phone (booked, waitlisted, or from CRM), pick a service, pick an open slot — done. Or drag a waitlist card straight onto an open chair. If the slot's a little short or the stylist differs, the desk gets a clear "book anyway?" confirm — never a silent mistake.
Set each service's duration, prep and clean/rest time, and your opening hours, in one config drawer. Change a duration and the day's grid re-packs instantly. Auto-fill behaviour — window slack, max offers per slot, tomorrow-fallback — is yours to tune.
Occupancy, filters, the search dropdown, the waitlist panel and the config drawer — every capability, illustrated.
Salon is a thin vertical adapter — it owns scheduling config and orchestrates the base products: bookings live in SK Calendar, callers and history in SK CRM, the offer calls go out through SK Voice, and reminders through SK Notifications. No data is duplicated.
Head office sees every outlet side by side, runs campaigns across the group, and settles royalties from actual billed revenue.
Three plans per outlet, before GST — Starter, Growth and Scale. At an average bill of ₹900, six recovered appointments cover the Growth subscription. Everything after the sixth is yours.
₹2,499 Starter · ₹4,999 Growth · ₹8,999 Scale — per outlet, per monthpricing details and comparisons live on the pricing page
We set up one outlet first — your data, your services, your team — and you run it alongside whatever you use today.
Clients, visit history, service menu, staff, open packages.
The desk needs one session. Owners need about twenty minutes.
We listen to the first day's recordings with you and adjust how it speaks.
Calls answered, appointments recovered, rupees against the invoice. If the number isn't there, don't roll it out.
We'll show you what it would have recovered — with your own numbers, not a benchmark.
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