BIZZLE FOR BEAUTY SALONS
Courses sold.
Deposits taken.
Bizzle is an AI back office for beauty salons. It tracks treatment courses session by session, takes deposits at booking so no-shows cost less, keeps retail and professional stock apart, and answers the phone while you are with a client.
WHAT YOU GET
For treatments sold in courses, not single visits.
Courses tracked session by session
A six-session package is money taken up front and work owed for months. Bizzle tracks what has been used and what is still owed, so the liability is visible rather than assumed.
Deposits that make no-shows cost less
Taken at booking, applied at the appointment, and clearly explained in the confirmation — the single most effective thing a treatment salon can do about empty chairs.
Retail and professional stock kept apart
What you sell and what you use on clients are different lines with different margins, and lumping them together hides which one is actually making money.
Answered mid-treatment
Calls picked up and booked while you are with a client, and missed ones texted back before they try somewhere else.
WHY IT ADDS UP
Why it makes sense when clients pay before they attend.
Selling a course is selling a promise: the cash is yours today and the work is owed for months, which flatters a good month and hides a bad one. Salons that do not track unused sessions routinely think they are more profitable than they are. Bizzle keeps the sold-and-owed picture straight while handling the diary, the deposits and the books.
COMMON QUESTIONS
Questions people ask.
Can Bizzle track a course of treatments?
Yes. A course is recorded as money received and sessions owed, ticked off as each one is delivered. What remains unused stays visible as a liability rather than quietly disappearing into a good month.
How do I take a deposit at the point of booking?
Set a deposit per treatment and it is requested with a payment link in the confirmation, then applied against the bill on the day. The refund terms go out in the same message, which is what makes the deposit stick.
Does it separate retail products from what I use on clients?
It does. Stock you sell and stock you use are different lines with different margins, and Bizzle keeps them apart so you can see which one is actually paying for the shelf.
Can it store consultation forms and patch test records?
Patch test dates and consultation notes are filed against the client, and a repeat test that is due is flagged before the appointment. Whether the record satisfies your insurer is worth checking with them.
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