Colors and sizes as variations
One "Gel polish" product, 120 colors underneath, each with its own stock and barcode. Find Coral 14 by typing "coral".
Retail makes money at the desk; backbar quietly costs money in every service. Tracking both shows your real margin on a pedicure and tells you when to reorder base coat before a busy weekend, not during it.
One "Gel polish" product, 120 colors underneath, each with its own stock and barcode. Find Coral 14 by typing "coral".
Scan at checkout. Print your own labels for products that arrive without one.
Skincare and lash glue carry a lot number and expiry date.
Record what you bought, at what cost, from whom.
Move ten bottles from the Garden Grove salon to Westminster and both counts update.
| Feature | What it tells you | When owners use it |
|---|---|---|
| Stock report | Current stock per product, color and location | Every Monday before ordering |
| Low stock | Everything at or below its alert level | Daily, on the dashboard |
| Product sales | What sold, how many, at what margin | Monthly, to drop slow sellers |
| Expiry | Lots that expire in the next weeks | Monthly for skincare |
| Purchases | What you bought and paid per supplier | At tax time |
It tracks the products a salon sells and uses: polish, lotions, cuticle oil, gift sets and the backbar supplies technicians use on clients. GetSpaPOS lowers stock on every sale, warns you before something runs out, and shows which products actually sell.
Yes. A polish line can be one product with variations for each color (and size), so you see stock per color without creating hundreds of separate products.
Retail is sold to clients; backbar is used during services. GetSpaPOS can track both, so you know what a pedicure really costs in supplies and when to reorder gel base coat.
Yes. Generate barcodes for products that do not have one and print labels on a label printer, then scan at checkout. See the hardware guide for printers that work.
Yes. Products can carry lot numbers and expiry dates, and reports show what expires soon so you can sell it first or pull it.
Yes. Stock transfers move products from one location to another and update both counts. Each location keeps its own stock.
Yes. Retail can carry its own product commission, separate from service commission, or none at all.
Yes. Products with a price and a photo appear on your auto-generated store page, and stock levels keep sold-out items from being ordered. How the store works.
Yes. Record purchases from each supplier, with cost and quantity, and stock goes up. Reports then show margin per product.

Import your product list in the free trial and sell a few practice items to watch stock move.
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