Salyntra for your kind of salon
The same platform throughout — what changes is which parts of it you lean on.
Hair salons
Colour processing, back-bar stock and commission — the three things generic booking tools get wrong.
Salyntra handles the parts of a hair salon that generic booking software does not: appointments made of several services that run in sequence, back-bar product that leaves the shelf during a service rather than at the till, and commission calculated per stylist from the work they actually performed. Choosing "hair salon" at setup also loads a starter service list you can edit rather than building one from nothing.
Read moreBarbershops
Walk-ins without paperwork, and a booking page that does not insist on choosing a barber.
Salyntra is built to keep up with a barbershop: you can record a walk-in without collecting a name, clients booking online can choose "no preference" and be assigned whoever is free, and every appointment carries an eight-character code the front desk can find in seconds. Walk-ins, online bookings and appointments your team creates are tracked separately, so you can see what the booking page is actually bringing in.
Read moreNail salons
Two technicians, one client, one appointment — scheduled the way it actually happens.
Salyntra can schedule two services on one client at the same time across two technicians, which is how a manicure and pedicure are actually delivered and something most booking software cannot express. It is set per pair of services rather than as a blanket setting, so the combinations your floor can genuinely support are the only ones that overlap.
Read moreSpas
Long appointments are expensive to lose. Take a deposit, and let unpaid slots free themselves.
A ninety-minute treatment that no-shows costs a spa the whole slot, so Salyntra lets you require payment or a percentage deposit before a booking is confirmed. Unpaid bookings hold their slot only for a window you set — 24 hours by default — and then release it automatically, which turns a no-show into an opening somebody else can take rather than an empty room you find out about on the day.
Read moreLash & brow studios
Two-hour appointments, a fill cycle that only makes sense next to the last full set, and a portfolio built from your own clients.
A lash studio’s calendar has a different shape from a hair salon’s: fewer appointments, much longer ones, and a fill cycle where the right service depends entirely on when the last full set went on. Salyntra’s setup starts a lash and brow studio with the right service list — classic and volume sets at two and two and a half hours, fills at one, lifts, tints, lamination and microblading — and the client record carries the history and photos that tell you which of those the next appointment actually is.
Read moreMulti-service salons
One appointment, several services, a different specialist on each — and each one finishing when it actually finishes.
The hard part of running hair, nails and beauty under one roof is not the service list. It is that a single client visit involves several people, several start times and several finishes, and most salon software models an appointment as one client with one stylist for one block of time. In Salyntra every service line on an appointment carries its own specialist, its own start and end, and its own completion state — so a visit that starts with colour, moves to a manicure while it develops and ends with a brow shape is one booking, not three that somebody has to keep in their head.
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