Built into the code
- •Vertical pack and pipeline
- •Contacts, forms, bookings
- •Website and link pages
- •Products, quotes, invoices
- •Agency and white-label controls
Maya Reed Studio · Sample business
Which clients are due back this month?
Keep booking requests, client preferences, service history, products, and return timing together without adding office work.
The operating promise
Run one chair with the memory and follow-up of a full front desk.
The system calls them
Clients
The work is called
Appointments
Main operating view
Client lifecycle
Suggested client offer
$99/mo

A business you can recognize
Maya Reed Studio
Client lifecycle
The customer journey
A personal site shows the stylist's work, services, policies, and booking path.
One mobile page keeps booking, portfolio, care tips, and social links close.
The request captures the service, preferred time, and anything the stylist needs to know.
The client record keeps preferences, formulas, sensitivities, and return cadence.
Services and recommended products stay ready for invoices and payment links.
The booking preset answers intake calls while the stylist is with a client.
The pipeline, client fields, forms, and activity language come from the Salon & Stylist pack. The sample records show the operating rhythm without pretending they are customer data.
+ 2 more stages
The seeded Book an appointment collects the details this operator needs. The submission feeds the same contacts, pipeline, and activities used by the rest of the system.
Book an appointment
Built inMaya Reed Studio
Tell us what you'd like done. We'll confirm a time within the day.
The site record, public page, brand, domain, and contact paths live beside the customer system. The mock below shows how the room can present the business, not a generic software dashboard.
White-label website
Built inIndependent stylists, barbershops, and small salons.
Keep booking requests, client preferences, service history, products, and return timing together without adding office work.
Book with MayaConnected paths
The link page can carry booking, service, payment, review, and social destinations while recording activity back in the workspace.
Client link page
Built inRun one chair with the memory and follow-up of a full front desk.
Clicks tracked in CRM Stack
The built-in catalog feeds quotes and invoices. Payment collection needs the operator's Stripe account or payment link, so the room labels that connection instead of drawing a finished cart that the repo does not ship.
Products, quotes, and payment path
Payment connectionReusable product or service
Reusable product or service
Reusable product or service
The Relay intake can match a lead, store the transcript, log the activity, score the opportunity, and create follow-up work. A provider number and runtime still need to be connected by the operator.
Salon booker preset
Vertical presetIncoming call
“Thanks for calling. Are you looking to book an appointment?”
It takes down
Signed Relay events can create or match the contact, store the transcript, log the activity, score the lead, and create follow-up work. The operator still connects the provider number and runtime.
Setup truth
The owner controls the software beneath the room. The operator supplies the business identity and third-party accounts.
Keep looking

Inside the business
The Chair Room
+ 2 more stages
Business room
Keep every regular, service note, and return visit within reach.
Keep client history, booking requests, service notes, and rebooking cadence in one branded workspace.

Inside the business
Goodwork Heating & Air
+ 3 more stages
Business room
Turn repair calls into scheduled work and maintenance customers.
Move repair calls from intake to estimate, schedule, invoice, payment, and a maintenance relationship.