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When assigning services to. A new technician. We should be able to. Checkboxes for the services instead of having to customize each service.
It's so tedious you have to go in and individually customize and make assignable each individual service instead of having a list of services and being able to check the ones that apply to that new technician.
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Allow clients appointment to be added to their personal calendar once appointment booking complete
Many clients want to have the ability to allow their appointment merge to their personal calendar once booked.
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Edit notes
We need to add info to notes all the time. Work around is Copy and paste - add on info - then delete the old note. This is cumbersome. Also the edited note get a new date so it can get confusing. Thanks.
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Revamp everything about inventory!!!
It feels nothing reads each other. You void a purchase order but for the inventory count to reflect you still have to go in and do an inventory adjustment? Doesn't make sense. Extremely frustrating and so easy for counts to be off. Do not feel confident with my inventory numbers. Professional and Retail items.
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Lettering in Black for New Clients so we can greet them! The star is hard to see!
We give gifts to new clients but we have missed a few because the star is hard to see
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Create a pay period for mulit-tiered commission rates.
I would like to pay our employees more money, for more services completed within a two week payroll period. Example: I pay my employees every two weeks. If, within that two weeks, they make $0-$5,000 they would make a 55% commission pay rate. But, if they make $5,001 or more, they would make a 60% commission pay rate. I would need this tier to "reset" every two weeks after I complete payroll. So, there should be a way to input a "pay period" within the multi-tiered commission pay rates. Thank you.
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