Atlas for Salons
Salons are next.
A salon setup for Atlas is on its way: treatments of every length, stylists and their skills, retail and the numbers behind it — with Atlas AI built in.
The platform underneath is the one barbershops use today.
- “Which services made the most revenue this month?”
- “Who hasn’t booked again yet?”
Behind the chair
Sound familiar?
The knots in a salon day — and what the Atlas platform underneath already does about them.
- A two-hour colour squeezed into a fifteen-minute gap?
Every treatment has its own length and buffers; the booking page only offers times that fit.
- Only two of your team do balayage — and clients don’t know which?
Set who performs which treatment; clients only see times with the right person.
- A no-show on the longest treatment of the day?
Automatic reminders, and deposits through your own Mollie account, where configured.
- Is the retail shelf making money, or just taking space?
Retail shares the checkout with treatments, and stock updates as you sell.
Ask Atlas
Know the salon behind the appointments.
Ask about your business in everyday language. Atlas answers from your own data — and can take supported actions, with your OK.
- “Which services made the most revenue this month?”
- “Who hasn’t booked again yet?”
- “Is anything running low?”
- “Add Emma’s time off next Friday.”
Ask about the information your role has access to.
One connected workflow
One booking. Everything connected.
The plan: from the moment a client books to the numbers at the end of the month, one system — the same one barbershops use today.
- Client booksOne or more treatments
- Right stylistSkills, hours, time off
- Reminder sentFewer no-shows
- Treatment + retailOne checkout
- Salon numbersRevenue, stock, VAT
- Ask Atlas“What’s running low?”
Built for salons
What your salon runs on.
What we’re planning — built on the same platform, so the pieces work together from day one.
Every treatment, its own length.
Clients book treatments with the right length and the right person, online, without calling the salon.
- Service lengths and buffers
- Staff matched to the treatment
- Recurring appointments
- Deposits, where configured
“Who can take this appointment?”
History that follows every visit.
Notes, custom fields and visit history stay with each client.
- Notes and custom fields
- Visit and purchase history
- Marketing preferences
- Privacy and export tools
“Who hasn’t booked again yet?”
The right person for each treatment.
Set who performs which treatments, their hours and their time off.
- Services per team member
- Working hours and time off
- Roles and permissions
- Team invitations
“Add Emma’s time off next Friday.”
Know what’s selling. And what’s running out.
Retail products share the checkout with treatments, and stock updates as you sell.
- Stock and movement history
- Low-stock warnings
- Cost, VAT and barcodes
- Margin where cost is set
“Is anything running low?”
See what the salon is doing.
Revenue by treatment and team member, bookings, no-shows and retail — from the same data that runs the day.
- Revenue by service and staff
- No-shows and cancellations
- Retail sales and margin
- VAT and day close
“Which services made the most revenue this month?”
The information gap
What is your diary not telling you?
The questions we want Atlas to answer for you.
Unused time
Which days have the most unused time?
Bookings and working hours sit together, so gaps in the diary show up.
Retention
Who hasn’t booked again yet?
Visit history shows which clients are due — and which have drifted.
No-shows
How many no-shows did we have?
No-shows are on record, per client and per treatment.
Retail
Which products actually sell?
Retail sales and stock connect to the same checkout as your treatments.
Good to know
A few practical questions.
Not yet. The Atlas platform underneath — bookings, clients, staff, checkout, stock and reports — is the same one barbershops use today.
Coming later
Be the first to know.
The platform underneath runs barbershops today. Explore what Atlas already does while the salon setup is prepared.