Hold a slot, and schedules that check themselves

Hold a slot. On the calendar you can now hold a time with no client attached — a grey card with a note. If nobody takes it, the hold releases itself. If someone walks in, Convert to booking turns it into a real appointment in one tap. When you book over an existing appointment, the prompt now names the appointment you would be booking over.

Schedules that check themselves. Each barber can carry a minimum and maximum number of hours per week. The week total turns red when a schedule breaks either limit, and saving over the maximum asks first. Break requests up to 30 minutes approve themselves; longer ones reach the manager’s inbox. A new Schedule changes report lists every shift added, edited or removed, with hours in and out.

Also in this release: the Board view is now called Walk-in with an Add walk-in button, today’s schedule prints from the Mac, payroll can run weekly, every two weeks or monthly, and pay periods can be set per location.