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Calendar and multiple services
Plan across days, weeks and other available periods, viewing practitioners and resources. One appointment can include several services with different practitioners and options. Conflicts and out-of-hours work require review; a deliberate overlap can be confirmed.
02
Services and team schedules
Maintain service names, prices, durations, galleries and options. Configure working periods, shifts, breaks and days off. Available services and practitioners come from company data, not fixed demonstration lists.
03
Shared client profile
Find a client or create a profile with the necessary contacts, comments and group. Changes affect the shared SABSUS profile, not a separate calendar-only contact. Visit history provides context for the next interaction.
04
Tasks, files and retail items
Link tasks, deadlines, assignees and files to a visit. When needed, add an authorized retail item through quantity, price and availability checks. Files and extra actions save separately, so their outcomes should be checked.
05
Order settlement
Review the amount, discounts, tax, confirmed payments and balance. Where permitted and configured, use partial payment, tips, a client deposit, bill splitting and promo codes. A manual payment record does not mean a terminal actually charged a card.
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Connected communication and bookkeeping
Configured Social and Voice workspaces open with client and appointment context. Internal accounts and transactions support income, expense and transfer bookkeeping. They do not execute bank transfers or replace bank reconciliation.