Tickets
Log a cut, color, perm, treatment, or the rest of the menu. Payment can be WeChat, Alipay, cash, card, or a member card. Guest name is optional. Commission follows that stylist’s rate.
iPhone · Salon ledger
Haircut income records each stylist’s service, payment, and commission, subtracts rent and supplies, and closes the day. The ledger stays on the phone. Amounts are in yuan.
Log a cut, color, perm, treatment, or the rest of the menu. Payment can be WeChat, Alipay, cash, card, or a member card. Guest name is optional. Commission follows that stylist’s rate.
Each stylist has a profile, skills, photo, and commission rate, and can be marked on leave or resigned. Set a weekly amount on the profile. The reminder uses that amount for that person.
See the day’s revenue, ticket count, commission, expenses, and what is left. Add a short note, then close. Reopen the day if the note needs a change.
A line for the day, month, or year, plus the mix of services and payment methods. The sample shop South Lane Salon is fictional, so the charts have something to show.
Day-close totals are for the shop to check. They are not a tax filing, an audit, a register, or money that has already arrived in a bank or payment account.
Shop details, stylist photos, tickets, expenses, close notes, and feedback stay in a local file. There is no account.
A CSV leaves only when you export it and pick a destination in the share sheet. If notifications are on, remote push uses Jiguang. The ledger itself is not sent there.