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2010 Salon Software Guide: Crimpers Management Software LLC

When it comes to running an efficient, productive and profitable business, salon software is your most critical tool. This brief guide introduces you to the software players in the professional beauty industry.

Alison Alhamed
Alison AlhamedEditor in Chief, MODERN SALON
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July 10, 2011
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2010 SOFTWARE GUIDE

Company

Crimpers Management Software, LLC
crimpers.com
707-765-9297
877-472-5660
derek@crimpers.com

Newest Product

Version 7

Platforms

Windows 2000/XP/VISTA

Key Features

Automatic booking of multi-service appointments, real-time appointments over the internet, special version (new) for self-employed contactors and booth renters, e-mail marketing and e-mail purchase orders

Cost

Single Workstation: $1,295; Network Version: $1,495; Single Stylist Version: $500

Training

Video training on Installation CD, online training thru internet, phone and e-mail support training

Tech support

User guide, phone support, direct connect from our office to your computer via internet. Free support for life of Version IE; Version 7 free until release of Version 8.

Additional details

Easy to use for novice computer users. Ability to network up to 12 workstations within the salon. Internet updates within the Version are at no charge.


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