Ask for a deposit to hold the booking
- When
- A client confirms a date for their tattoo.
- It does
- Asks them for your deposit with a link to pay by card.
- You see
- The deposit marked paid when it comes in.
A tattoo booking starts with a conversation about the idea, the size and the placement, then a deposit to hold the time. We help with the enquiries and ask for the deposit, so the details are sorted before the client sits down.
An automation card like the ones in the app. When it runs, what it does, and where you'll see it.
From the questions you answer in the app. A Yes tells us what to set up.
Do you want replies drafted for website and Facebook enquiries, for you to check and send?
A reply is written for each enquiry, and nothing goes until you check it.
Do you want a text or email the moment a new enquiry comes in?
You hear about a new enquiry straight away, by text or email.
Do you want a text after every call with a short summary of what the caller needed?
After each call, you get a text saying who rang and what they need.
Do you want customers sent a reminder and a confirmation for their booking?
Customers get a confirmation when they book and a reminder text the day before.
Do you want a Pay by card button on your invoices?
Customers can pay your invoices by card, and the money goes to your own account.
Do you want your emails sorted and replies drafted for you?
Enquiries in your email go into one list, with a reply written for you to check.
Only with the aftercare notes you write and approve. Anything else, or anything that sounds like a problem with healing, comes to you as a message.
It can tell callers your ID rule, as you write it. Checking ID is still done by you at the studio.
When a client confirms, they're sent a link to pay your deposit by card. The money goes to your own account, and you see when it's paid.
Tell us what's eating your week. We'll show you what we'd switch on, what it costs, and if we're not the right fit.