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Barbers & Grooming

Walk-ins and bookings on the same board.

A queue that reflects who is actually waiting, short services that do not need a five-step booking flow, and a checkout that takes seconds between chairs.

  • Walk-in queue beside the booked diary
  • Two-tap checkout between clients
  • Barber-level takings and tips without paperwork
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The journey

Short services need a short flow.

Five steps, none of which slow the chair down.

  1. 1

    Arrive

    Walk-in joins the queue, booked client checks in.

  2. 2

    Wait

    Live wait time, visible on the shop display.

  3. 3

    Cut

    Service starts against a barber and a chair.

  4. 4

    Pay

    Two taps: service, tender, done.

  5. 5

    Return

    Regulars come back with their history attached.

Built for it

Built for a shop that runs on rhythm.

Everything here is about seconds at the chair and clarity at the end of the day.

  • Walk-in queue

    A live queue beside the diary, with estimated waits and barber preference.

  • Two-tap checkout

    Common services as one-tap tiles, cash or card, no menu diving.

  • Chair utilisation

    See which chairs are busy, which barber is free, and where the day is losing time.

  • Tips and takings per barber

    Attribute service revenue and tips without a paper tally at closing.

  • Grooming retail

    Pomade, beard oil and blades sold on the same ticket, off the same stock.

  • Multi-shop

    Run two or ten shops with per-shop pricing, staff and takings under one owner view.

What changes

What the shop feels like after.

  • Shorter waitsA queue everyone can see
  • Faster checkoutSeconds between clients
  • Clear attributionTakings and tips per barber
  • Real peaksStaff the hours that actually spike

Directional outcomes based on how the workflow changes.

FAQ

Questions from businesses like yours.

What owners ask before they move a live business onto a new platform.

Do walk-ins need an appointment in IMFlow360?

No. Start a new sale on the till straight away; there's no need to book ahead. The till asks for the client's name and mobile number, an allergy choice and the barber serving them.

Can regular clients book ahead while I still take walk-ins?

Yes. Booked clients and walk-ins share the same IMFlow360 diary: a booking holds its time slot, and walk-ins are fitted in around it.

How are tips split between barbers?

Tips added on the customer display are shared equally among the tip-eligible barbers who served the client, and at the till you can set each barber's share. Every tip is recorded against the barber who received it.

Does IMFlow360 work on a tablet?

Yes. The IMFlow360 till is designed for 11-inch tablets in either orientation and works without internet. A second screen for customers is optional and connects over your shop's network.

The board

Bookings and gaps, by chair

Every column a barber, every block a booking, every gap a walk-in can take. Takings by chair come off the same records.

The IMFlow360 appointment calendar: a day view with staff columns, appointment blocks placed by time and coloured by status, and the business hours window for the day.

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The platform behind it

Keep the chairs moving.

See the queue, the chair board and the two-tap checkout on your own service list.

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