DMs don’t get lost
A DM lands in the sheet tagged “Instagram”, and you get a Telegram notification right away. The client isn’t left waiting until you remember the chat.
ServicesBusiness automationFor a beauty salon
Beauty salon automation
Beauty salon automation: bookings from Instagram DMs, your website and phone land in one sheet or your CRM, reminders go out by themselves, and a weekly report comes to your Telegram.
Just write — I’ll take it from there. I’ll estimate your task at no cost.
Who it’s for
Clients message a beauty salon wherever it suits them: in Instagram DMs under a photo of your work, through the website, and regulars simply call. The stylist or front desk replies between appointments and copies the booking into a notebook or notes app — and that’s exactly where messages get lost and times get mixed up.
Automation fixes this: bookings are collected in one place, and reminders and the report go out on their own. It suits a salon with several stylists, a barbershop, a nail or brow studio — and a solo pro who takes bookings from their phone.
If you already keep clients in a CRM, the automation connects to it — nothing needs to change. If you don’t have a CRM, I’ll gather bookings in a Google Sheet — a simple client database that’s easy to open on your phone. Everything runs on your own accounts.
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The specifics
Only the things that eat up your time, or your front desk’s, between appointments every day.
A DM lands in the sheet tagged “Instagram”, and you get a Telegram notification right away. The client isn’t left waiting until you remember the chat.
New clients often come through the website, regulars call. Both bookings go into the same database, tagged with the source.
We write the text together: time, stylist, address, what to do if plans change. It goes out the day before by itself — to everyone who’s booked.
Date, service, stylist — for every booking. Before a visit, you can see what was done last time — no need to ask again.
If you keep clients in a CRM, bookings land there — no need to change it. No CRM? I’ll gather everything in a Google Sheet that’s easy to open on your phone.
If a reminder or booking doesn’t go through, you get a message and the automation tries again. You know about the failure before the client does.
What you get
“Olena: can I come on Saturday?” from DMs, a website request and a booking after a call — in one list: who, which service, which stylist and where they came from.
The client gets a message the day before the visit — in a messenger or by email. No more writing to each one by hand.
Bookings land in one sheet or CRM, and the same client isn’t added twice. You can see when they came, for which service and with which stylist.
Monday morning: how many bookings there were, where clients came from and which services they booked. No counting by hand.
Live demo
This is working code, not a picture. Send a request and you’ll see where it lands and who finds out.
How I launch it
No need to learn any tools — just tell me how bookings work now.
Where clients message you, where you keep bookings, what you copy by hand. A voice message is fine.
DMs, website and phone: where a booking lands, when the reminder goes out, what’s in the report. You see every step before launch.
The flow runs alongside your usual booking process until the two match.
Access is set up on your accounts. I show you where to see bookings and how to change the reminder text.
Questions
Beauty salon automation includes collecting bookings from Instagram DMs, your website and phone into one sheet or CRM tagged with the source, client reminders the day before the visit, and a weekly report in Telegram. We decide what your salon actually needs on the first call.
A separate CRM isn’t required for a beauty salon. If you already have one, the automation connects to it; if not, a small salon or a solo pro often does fine with a Google Sheet as a simple client database.
Online booking is a page or bot where the client picks a day and a free slot themselves; it’s a separate service: gordey.pro/poslugy/onlayn-zapys/. Salon automation gathers bookings from everywhere into one place, sends reminders and prepares the report. You can combine them or take just one.
Automation works for a solo nail tech who takes bookings from their phone, too. It takes care of copying from DMs, client reminders and counting the week’s bookings.
For the first call about salon automation, it’s enough to know where clients message you — Instagram, website, phone — where you keep bookings now and what you copy by hand. You can tell me in your own words — a voice message is fine.
The price of beauty salon automation depends on how many places bookings come from and whether you have a CRM. I’ll name the exact amount after our first call — and it won’t go up after that.