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2010 Salon Software Guide: Salon Zap

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

Salon Zap
salonzap.com
919-386-9127
919-851-6279
info@handzap.com

Newest Product

SalonZAP: A mobile service designed for today’s progressive cosmetologist.

Platforms

Web-based mobile software service.

Key Features

It is designed to put the power of mobile computing in an intuitive and user-friendly interface. Cutting edge features include: Facebook integration with widgets that allow client bookings and feedback, a cost-effective subscription pricing model and next generation mobile modules. The next-gen modules include bar-code scanning for inventory management, client relationship management and mobile credit card processing.

Cost

The base model (address book, calendar, ticketing system and bookkeeping exports) is free and supported with advertising. Bar code scanning and CRM modules are $14.99/month with no upfront fees.

Training

No training is required.

Tech support

Online support, FAQs. Support is free.

Additional Details

 SalonZAP is designed for the independent beauty care professional and booth renter. A management administration layer will be available for the small salon manager. The key unique features and attributes are the mobile, user friendly interface, Facebook integration and our base version is free.


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. (Links below will open in new window)

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