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Customer Check-in

Give the team a clear view of who has arrived.

Let the team know who has arrived

Connect arrival status with the visit’s next step.

  1. Find the right visit

    Confirm the client, appointment time and service they are arriving for.

  2. Review outstanding details

    Check whether the team needs information or another action before starting.

  3. Mark the arrival

    Make the current visit status clear to the people delivering the service.

Stylist cutting a client's grey hair; clear hands/scissors.

In your business

  • Hair Salons

    Prepare a clear welcome for cut & finish in your salon.

Frequently asked questions

Does check-in require a kiosk or special hardware?

The right check-in process depends on how your front desk works and which options are available in your setup. Discuss check-in options.

How does check-in relate to an appointment?

The appointment holds the planned visit; check-in records that the client has arrived and may be ready for the next step. Explore appointment management.

Can check-in replace intake or consent forms?

Check-in records arrival. Intake and consent forms collect separate information and requirements. Explore intake forms.

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