Track
Premises
A shop front with a counter. The morning board, the check-in the client does themselves, and getting paid on the way out.
4 lessons
In order
- 1A day in Mission Control: check-in, the run sheet and Ready to PayReady to Pay is a status, not a payment screen. Every card on the board moves one column to the right, and the way back is on the card rather than the board.4 min read · Owner or front desk
- 2Kiosk and the counter: check-in, retail and a quick saleKiosk mode hands the iPad to the client. Products are thin on purpose, and a quick sale is an invoice with no booking attached.2 min read · Front desk
- 3Getting paid: Stripe, the card reader and your payoutsStripe is not optional on a paid plan, and the payments page does nothing until it is connected. The reader, the payout report and the two fee lines all hang off it.3 min read · Owner
- 4Schedules and Sessions, part 2 - resources and capacityA resource has its own hours and its own capacity, and a service ignores it entirely until you link the two. This is why a daycare set to 3 still shows a fourth spot.3 min read · Owner