A massage salon, a beauty centre, a hammam and a hotel spa all use the same software; what differs is not the module list but how the day is built. In a massage salon the day turns on room and therapist availability. In a beauty centre the session plan and instalment collection come to the front. In a hammam it is the group arriving at the same hour, and in a hotel spa it is tracking the in-house guest separately from the walk-in client.
So this page is not a product comparison but a guide to working patterns. For each type of business it describes which screens carry the real load during the day and which definitions should be made first during setup. The software itself is the same in all four cases; the difference in setup decides how smoothly the first week goes.
If your business does not sit squarely in one of these four, that is not a problem. Most of the businesses we see are between two of them: between a hair salon and a beauty centre, between a spa and a hammam. In the setup conversation we work out together which pattern is closest to you.
Software usually differentiates by business type in one of two ways. Either a separate edition is sold for each type — which ends with two branches of the same company on two different programs — or a single piece of software is shaped by its setup. We chose the second.
In practice that means this: changing the business type needs no new licence, no new installation and no data migration. You change the service list, the resource definitions and the reporting; the records stay where they are.
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