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Your hands are in foil. The phone doesn't care.

Booking requests, prices, opening hours — SayTrue answers while you work, captures appointments for confirmation, and never leaves a client ringing out.

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Salon booking AI

Appointment requests taken between clients

Service, preferred stylist, timing, contact — captured structured for one-tap confirmation, or transferred when the desk is actually free.

Price list

Prices as listed, ‘from’ when it's ‘from’

Cut, color, treatments — answered from your approved list with its honest ranges, not guessed to close a booking.

Hours & logistics

Open, closed, parking, how early to come

The practical questions answered instantly at any hour — including holidays your list already knows about.

Quiet-hour leads

The Sunday-evening booking impulse, captured

Clients plan their week on Sunday night; the agent records the request then, and your Monday starts with bookings to confirm.

The story

The stylist stopped choosing between a client and the ringing phone.

A salon's team worked with both hands occupied while callers asked about prices, treatment duration, preparation and an available time. Voicemails often omitted the service or preferred day, so every missed call created another call back.

The salon approved its service menu and aftercare boundaries. SayTrue answers practical questions and captures a complete appointment wish for the desk to confirm. Questions about reactions, contraindications or a treatment already in progress go to a trained person rather than receiving improvised advice.

The desk receives the service, preferred time and contact in one request and keeps full control of the calendar. The salon can listen to a test call, refine how prices and preparation are described, and turn repeated unanswered questions into approved entries without interrupting a treatment.

How the salon sets it up

Turn the service menu into answersPrices, duration, preparation and stated aftercare become one approved entry per service family.
Capture appointment wishesService, preferred period, stylist preference and contact are required before a ticket is sent.
Mark professional questionsContraindications, reactions and individual suitability always move to salon staff.
Test from the chairReview the caller experience while the team is busy and cannot accept a transfer.

The agent can explain the menu without deciding whether a treatment suits a person.

Question	The agent answers	Autonomy
How long does balayage usually take?	Reads the salon's approved duration range and consultation caveat.	answers alone
How should I prepare for a spray tan?	States the approved preparation steps.	answers alone
I would like a colour appointment next week.	Records service, preferred period, stylist preference and contact.	opens a ticket
Can I have this treatment while pregnant?	Does not decide suitability and routes the question to trained staff.	hands to a human
Do you accept gift vouchers?	Answers from the approved voucher and validity policy.	answers alone

EXAMPLE KB Demo data (Code Alpha) · Illustrative scenario

A salon inquiry transcribed in SayTrue — SCREEN 01 The requested service and preferred time remain attached to the call. Demo data (Code Alpha) · Illustrative scenario

Approved salon services in the SayTrue knowledge base — SCREEN 02 Prices and preparation come from the salon's own entries. Demo data (Code Alpha) · Illustrative scenario

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What buyers in this trade ask us

Does it book directly into my calendar?

It captures the request — service, timing, contact — for your confirmation; it doesn't write into calendars. That keeps double-booking impossible and keeps you in charge of your own day. Confirmation is one message from you.

My clients want THEIR stylist — can it handle that?

Preferred staff is part of the captured request, and each stylist's services and days can live as entries. What the agent won't do is promise a slot it can't see — it captures and your desk confirms.

Is this overkill for a small salon?

The setup is sized to the business: a small salon's knowledge base is thirty entries and an afternoon. What it buys is every missed-call booking you currently lose while your hands are busy — judge that trade at the demo.

What languages does it speak?

Croatian first; tourist-season languages are configuration, with a graceful English fallback. The tone is yours — the words come from entries you wrote.

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