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A balayage is four hours; a dry cut is thirty minutes. handlo answers every call, works out which one the caller is really asking for, and books it against the right stylist’s column.
Color work is the highest-ticket thing on a hair menu and the hardest to slot in later. A call missed during a processing wait is often the biggest booking of the week.
A caller says they just want to go blonde — but they box-dyed dark last month. handlo asks what is already on the hair and how long ago, then books a consultation instead of a 90-minute slot that was never going to be enough.
Your policy needs a patch test 48 hours ahead. handlo checks whether the caller is new to you, states the timing rule, and books the test and the service as a pair — rather than letting the day fall apart on arrival.
Pricing and availability differ between a senior stylist and a junior. handlo captures who the caller usually sees, whether they would take someone else to get in sooner, and books the column that actually has the time.
Your stylists have their hands in foils and gloves on. handlo picks up every one of those calls, books what it can, and leaves the rest as written notes instead of a voicemail nobody clears until closing.
The costliest booking error in a hair salon is a color job dropped into a cut-length slot. handlo asks what is on the hair and what the caller wants it to become, then books the duration your menu assigns — so the column behind it does not collapse.
Patch tests, consultations before a big change, deposits on long services: handlo states the rule on the call and books around it, every time. Your policy stops depending on whoever happened to pick up the phone.
Stylists with gloves on do not answer, and callers who reach voicemail book down the street rather than leave a message. handlo takes every call — mid-service, after close, weekends — and sends the booking straight to you.
A stylist with gloves on and a timer running does not pick up, and a caller works out inside four rings that nobody is coming. Salons lose color bookings this way constantly — not to a competitor with better work, but to whichever salon down the street happened to have a free pair of hands at 2:40 on a Thursday.
handlo answers on the first ring and asks the question the whole booking turns on: what is on the hair now, and what does the caller want it to become. Someone saying “just a trim” and someone saying “just going lighter” need slots that differ by three hours, and only one of those is safe to guess at.
The configuration is your menu, your durations and your policies. That is genuinely all of it.
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