A balayage blocks two and a half hours of calendar, but you're only working for one and three quarters: you apply, wait for the colour to develop and finish off. On paper you'd put a cut into that wait without thinking twice. ClaudIA does it on its own — and only if you allow it.
It's the difference between a calendar that only blocks and one that thinks the way you do: the chair is busy, but your hands aren't. No salon booking system solves this in a single tap — most don't even ask, which is why that feature ends up unused.
How it works
- In Services, ClaudIA asks you ONCE whether you want to use the waiting time of each treatment (with the times pre-loaded; you can adjust them to the minute).
- When somebody asks for a short appointment, ClaudIA also offers the openings that fall inside those waits, as ordinary times.
- The calendar shades the «waiting» stretch and the appointment that goes inside shows at half width: you get it at a glance.
- You're always in charge: you can force or undo any combination by hand, and Reports show how much those gaps brought in.