The front desk, the books, and the draft — in one ask.

Ask in plain language. The reply is built from tool results. Anything that texts a group or fills the gaps waits for your yes.

How did color services do this month?

Visits, total, and average, from the month's appointments. The sentence cannot add a number the tool did not return.

Fill Friday.

An approval card, not a sent text.

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How it works

Ask. Review. Then it writes.

Plain language

From the owner desk. A stylist who asks for salon revenue is refused.

A tool, not a guess

Revenue, rebook, lapsed clients, open slots, book, move, cancel.

Approval when it matters

The risk class is in code. The model does not get to mark its own homework.

Use cases

Booking

“Book a gloss with Maya on Friday.”

If the chair is free, it books. If not, you get the conflict, not a silent overlap.

Retention

“Who has not rebooked?”

The rate and the list come from visits. A campaign draft can be saved. It is not sent.

The week

“Fill my Friday gaps.”

You get an approval card naming the open starts and the waitlist. Approving does not text them yet.

The chart

“What is Hannah sensitive to?”

The chart holds allergies and formulas. Ask is not a second, unofficial chart.

Pilot story stays blank until a salon gives a real quote.