What Stylon does
The parts of the day a system should be handling for you.
What Stylon does
The two minutes at the desk are where the day is decided
Everything went well until the paying. Cash, card, half now, a tip, a bottle of something — and a drawer that does not match the diary at six o’clock.
What Stylon does
Money at the moment of booking changes who turns up
Not because you keep it. Because a booking somebody has paid against is a booking they treat as real.
What Stylon does
The day one diary stops being enough
One person needs a list. Two people need to know who, where and with what — and that is a different problem wearing the same clothes.
What Stylon does
The thing you know is worth more than the hour you sell
You can only be in one chair at a time. A workshop is the one piece of income in this trade that does not have that ceiling.
What Stylon does
The shelf behind you is a second business
They already trust what you used on them. Selling them the bottle is the easiest money in the trade — and the easiest to lose track of.
What Stylon does
The appointment that is really three appointments
Colour, process, finish. Consult, prepare, fit. The work is one job to the customer and three to the diary — and almost every booking system only understands one of those.