Views for Bridal Makeup Studio Owners, Artists and Assistants
Everyone at a bridal studio touches the same booking, but each person needs a different part of it. Each role opens the booking and sees what that person needs.
One booking, several readers
A wedding booking is made by the desk, planned by the owner, done by the artists and billed again at the counter. Each of them reads the same record. What differs is the view, which follows the permissions the owner sets for each role.
What each role sees
Phone access
Artists and assistants work away from a desk, so their view is built for a phone. They open a booking at the venue, read the trial note and mark their part done. A freelance artist sees only the booking she was called for.
What the owner decides
The owner decides who sees prices, payments and client photos, and our team sets it up that way. The system hides screens by role. It cannot decide whom the studio should trust with a client’s details.
Frequently asked questions
Can an artist see what a bride paid?
Only when the owner turns it on. By default an artist sees the look, the call time and the venue, and nothing about payment.
Can a freelance artist be limited to one date?
Yes. She is given access to that booking and nothing else, and the access ends after the date.
Who can change a trial note?
The artist who did the trial, and the owner. A change is recorded, so the wedding-day artist reads the latest note.
Is there a separate view for the wedding planner?
Not as standard. A planner can be sent a copy of the day’s plan. A shared login for planners is considered during scoping.
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