IndustryBeauty & wellness

Era for make-up artists.

Bridal enquiries in a pipeline, date checks, package quotes, trial bookings and a deposit invoice.

Start with Era7 modules · 4 prepared workflows · 3 teammates

Is your work spread over 7 tools that don’t know each other?

Bookings in one place, messages in another, payments in a sheet. A change stays in one tool before it reaches the people who need it.

The booking stayed in WhatsAppTwo clients, one slot in the bookA DM question left unansweredNobody called the no-showPackage sessions counted by handThe colour formula lost on paper
Nobody called the no-showPackage sessions counted by handThe colour formula lost on paperThe booking stayed in WhatsAppTwo clients, one slot in the bookA DM question left unanswered
The stylist’s day off isn’t in the calendarTill and book don’t matchConsent form in another folderThe booking stayed in WhatsAppTwo clients, one slot in the bookA DM question left unanswered

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Same week. Same team. A different day.

Bridal make-up is booked months ahead, with a trial and the wedding morning as separate appointments. The calendar is not final until deposit, address and time are set.

Make-up artist: the same work, today and with Era.

  • Today: Double booking. Two clients booked at the same time; one is waiting at the door. — Era: Specialist calendars. Each specialist has their own hours; taken slots never show online.
  • Today: No-shows. The reminder was forgotten; the chair sat empty for an hour. — Era: Automatic reminders. A WhatsApp or SMS goes the day before; the reply lands on the card.
  • Today: Package sessions. Nobody knows how many sessions are left. — Era: Package counter. Each visit counts down the package; what’s left is on the card.
  • Today: Client notes. Colour formulas and skin notes live in a notebook or memory. — Era: Client card. Formula, consent and past services on one card.

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One workspace. Your whole business.

Setup switches 7 sections on together: appointments, sales, quotes, invoices and more. The table is a sample filled with the setup’s real services.

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Ready for make-up artist. Working from day one.

Everything switched on at setup comes from this business type’s own list: services, teammates, workflows and sections.

Workflows that run themselves

Wired to real events; switch them on, off or change them in plain words.

WorkflowsOn
New lead → assign to me and add a follow-up task
Quote sent → follow up in 2 days
Quote accepted → approve → deposit invoice
Invoice issued → email it to the customer

Your price list, ready on day one

It arrives as a sample; replace it with your own services and prices in the first step.

Services & pricessample

Make-up artist

Bridal make-up (studio)120 min₺12.000
Bridal trial90 min₺3.000
Engagement / henna night make-up90 min₺6.000
Mother of the bride / groom60 min₺2.500
Bridesmaid make-up60 min₺2.500

Your teammates are ready

They work by your rules and ask you first before messaging, paying or deleting.

Date checkerTurns every “are you free on…” message into a lead with the event date and a draft quote.
Wedding-day plannerWhen a quote is accepted, books the trial and lays out the wedding morning.
Collections follow-upChases overdue invoices politely so clients pay without the owner having to ask.

Ask your workspace

Ask a question; get the answer with the records behind it.

Erasample

Whose package runs out tomorrow?

Three of tomorrow’s clients are on their last package session. I can send a renewal offer with the booking confirmation — I’ll show it to you first.

Sections on from day one

7 sections switch on together; turn off what you don’t need, add more later.

Before you start

Bookings → Calendar in month view. Every accepted bride is booked on her day; the date checker agent looks at the same calendar before it answers.

Open the lead → New quote. Add the lines (bride, trial, mothers, bridesmaids, travel); prices include VAT. Send it by email or share the link — the bride can accept it online.

When the bride accepts, the “Quote accepted → deposit invoice” workflow asks for your approval and issues the invoice. You can also create a deposit invoice by hand under Finance → Invoices.

On the lead’s Event details card: date, event type, venue, number of people, ready-by time and whether you go on location.

A make-up day depends on travel and the rest of the day, so online bookings arrive as requests. Change it under Settings → Bookings → Approval.

Appointments, Sales, Quotes, Invoices, Inbox, Website, AI; 8 ready services and products, 3 teammates, 4 workflows, 19 notification rules and a website theme.

Yes. Switch on “start with sample data” during setup to get realistic customers, records and history; remove them in one step when you are ready.

Keep the salon full and the calendar tidy.

Describe your business in a sentence and Era sets up services, teammates and workflows to match. It runs on your own AI subscription.

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