Back of House / Manager

Being able to somehow scan products/orders to mark them as arrived in the system would greatly speed up the process for salons, as it's currently quite a manual process to do so

When a user's phone is set to a language not supported by Phorest Go, then it will display in English, but this can cause some problems. Examples we have come across: Estonians/Thai/Russians/Swedes who have better Finnish than English, see Phorest Go in English, but would prefer it to be in Finnish. Probably similar stories for foreign staff in salons in DACH. Letting the user choose what language they want New Go to be in would be a nice touch.

From our experience, most salons will start the day with a standard amount of cash in their till. If the salon doesn't use the cash up feature, the cash amount will accumulate and eventually end in the thousands. A salon should be able to set a default cash level (float) to reset to every day. Eg. default float: €200, and anything above that is banked automatically. In the atatched screenshot the cash has accumulated to over €40k

4 tasks you can do in the system: Create an order Export an Order Add a Supplier's details Send an email 1 thing that can't be done in the system: Send the email with your order to your supplier In 2019, EU clients (total) spent the equivalent of 300 working days manually generating & placing orders in Phorest. This is based on time taken to place a simple order by a very experienced user, taking on average 5 minutes x total orders generated in 2019 by EU salons. There isn't supporting data to hand for the total time taken to export these orders and manually send orders to supplier via salon's own email engine. The starting fact is to give a broad gauge of the impact this improvement could make in reducing salon operational time spent for product ordering. With brand alliance and scale as pillars, doing this could decrease waste for salons increasing salon efficiency and work for brand partnerships EG - Dermalogica/Clarins/L'Oreal/Kao etc. This was a mock feature designed for company hackthon - https://drive.google.com/file/d/18QqqDCl8DMfPXJyOBq_JeOJ06kfKaTY8/view?usp=sharing