Calendar by technician and room
Day, week and technician views. Drag to move a booking. Rooms and tables can be booked with the person, so the massage room is never double-booked.
Half or more of a busy nail salon's clients can be walk-ins. A calendar handles booked clients; the turn tracker decides who takes the next walk-in so work and tips are shared fairly. GetSpaPOS runs both from one screen and knows when a technician's next booking starts.
Clock-in order becomes turn order, or you set the order by hand. Late arrivals join at the end. Technicians on a booked appointment are skipped for walk-ins until they are free.
The front desk taps Add walk-in, picks the service, and sees who is next and free. One more tap assigns the client and starts the service timer.
Booked clients show on the calendar with their technician and length. The turn list knows when each technician's next booking starts, so a 60-minute pedicure is never given to someone booked in 20 minutes.
A full turn per client, a half turn for a polish change, or turns by ticket value. Requests (a client who asks for Mai by name) can count or not, your rule.
Turns, services and sales per technician for the day are saved, so the next morning starts fair and any dispute has an answer.
Day, week and technician views. Drag to move a booking. Rooms and tables can be booked with the person, so the massage room is never double-booked.
Each service has its own time, plus buffer for clean-up.
Booking confirmations and reminders to the client.
From your auto-built store page or your managed website.
Past services, colors used, notes and allergies on the profile.
Mark no-shows on the profile. With the Salon Bundle, the GHL snapshot sends a polite rebooking text the same day.
A turn list is the queue that decides which technician takes the next walk-in client. Most nail salons rotate turns so work is shared fairly. GetSpaPOS keeps that list on the front desk screen and updates it as technicians finish, so nobody has to track it on a whiteboard.
Yes. Your online store page, built from your service menu, can take booking requests, and the managed website includes a booking button. Bookings land on the same calendar the front desk uses.
Assign the requested technician directly. You choose whether a request counts as a turn for that technician, which keeps things fair when one tech has many regulars.
Yes. Set turn value per service: 1 for most services, 0.5 for small ones, or base turns on ticket value. The turn list uses those values to decide who is next.
Yes, booking notifications can be sent to the client. With the Salon Bundle, the included GHL snapshot also runs reminder and rebooking texts and no-show follow-ups.
Yes. A booking can hold a room (or table) and a staff member at the same time, which matters for massage and facial rooms that cannot be double-booked.
Mark them on break and they leave the turn list without losing their place. When they come back, they return to the position they had.
Yes. GetSpaPOS runs in a browser, so the turn list works on the front desk tablet, an owner's phone or a computer. Each technician can see the list from their own phone too.
Yes. Turns, services and sales per technician are kept for every day, and you can filter by date range.
You can, but you lose the link between the booking, the ticket and the commission. Most salons move their bookings into GetSpaPOS during setup; we help import upcoming appointments.

Add your technicians in the trial, set your turn rules, and run tomorrow's walk-ins from the tablet.
14-day free trial. No card needed. Cancel any time.