Services with local prices and durations
Define services once and let each location manage its own variants, prices, durations, and what can be booked or sold.
POS, products & services
Sell treatments, products, and checkout without extra systems
FlowDule connects service setup, product catalog, POS, and payment, so booking, sales, and reporting are linked in one platform.
When products, treatments, and payment live in the same flow, sales become simpler
It creates friction when services, product prices, inventory, cash register movements, and reports are in different systems. This makes daily operations heavier and reporting less reliable.
FlowDule consolidates the common structure and local operations, so the team can sell faster and still keep track of prices, inventory, receipts, and history.
Built for operations in salons, clinics, teams, and multiple locations
Products with local inventory and visibility
Activate products locally, adjust prices per location, and keep track of inventory as sales happen in the POS.
POS with receipts, payment mix, and shifts
Accept cash, card, and MobilePay, log all transactions, and get better documentation for the day's revenue and who was responsible for it.
One unified sales journey
Go from booking and treatment to checkout, receipt, and history without double work
Services can be passed directly to the checkout, products or gift cards can be added in the same sale, and the history is saved to the client or as a store sale. This provides a more professional flow at the counter and a better basis for follow-up.
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POS
More integrated
Cash register & payment
Get better control of payment, VAT, employee responsibility, and end-of-day closing
Cash register opening, shifts, discrepancies, and payment distribution can be tracked in the same place as services and products. This simplifies daily operations for employees and gives management a clearer picture of operations.
Next steps
Consolidate products, services, and checkout in one solution
Try FlowDule for free and see how POS, inventory, service setup, payment, and reporting can work more closely together in practice.