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Please add the ability to display the number of product units received (e.g., neurotoxin units, filler syringes) and the cost per unit on client receipts. Currently, receipts only show a service total, which doesn't give clients visibility into what they actually purchased.
This matters for two reasons:Client record-keeping - In medical aesthetics, clients need to track the units received per treatment for their own health records and to reference at future appointments (e.g., "I received 40 units of Botox at $14/unit at my last visit").
Transparency and trust - Clients should be able to see exactly what they paid for, not just a lump-sum total. An itemized breakdown (units × price per unit = total) builds trust and reduces billing questions and disputes.Ideally, this would appear on both printed/emailed receipts and in the client's purchase history in their account.
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Is there any update on this? This is an important issue for many businesses, including ours. The feedback we get from the Boulevard is great, but it doesn't help with SEO or generating leads the way Google reviews do. The current Boulevard review system is a bit cumbersome. When clients click the link to leave a Google review, they have to rewrite the review. The Boulevard review doesn't automatically paste into Google. So, if they don't copy their Boulevard review, they have to rewrite it. Unfortunately, clients get "review fatigue" and don't bother leaving the Google review. On behalf of the 650+ people who have voted or commented on this issue, please address this soon. Thank you!