Appointment book, signed consent forms, artist commissions, the end-of-day reckoning and the back office — all connected, under your studio's own brand.
If you are looking for software, it is probably because of one of these. All five come answered in the system.
Your work is the studio's best advertising. But nobody remembers whether the client gave permission; you either go back and ask, or give up on posting.
The artist says “I did this much”, the book says something else. Cash and card get mixed up and nobody is sure who took what.
You answer “are you free?” one message at a time. Double bookings happen, and the same artist ends up with two jobs in the same slot.
Who took how much, what is left in the cash account — all worked out in the evening from memory. A week later there is no answer to “what happened that day?”
Two books, two cash accounts, two WhatsApp groups. Which branch earned what, and what the total is — nobody knows.
We do not hand over an empty program. A tattoo studio's daily operation opens already configured.
Permission is asked as a separate question; the client signs from their phone on a link sent over WhatsApp. It sits in its own column in the list — you see who agreed before you post.
Separate commission rates for cash and card. Every completed job is calculated automatically; the artist sees their own earnings in their own panel.
We set the link up, you put it in your bio and send it to clients on WhatsApp. Busy and closed hours cannot be picked, so clashes are blocked.
The day's cash, card, every artist's earnings and what is left for the studio, at a glance. “Close the day” records the payment; you can go back to any day you like.
A branch selector on every screen, defaulting to “All branches”. An artist can be assigned to several branches, and reports come with a branch comparison built in.
From daily operations to the back office it arrives set up; then it runs under the studio's own logo and colour.
Every artist in their own column, so nothing clashes. Slots of 15, 30 or 60 minutes.
We set it up, you share it. The client picks the service and the placement.
Permission to post is asked separately; the client signs with a fingertip on their phone.
The deposit and payment details are requested automatically to confirm the booking; no-shows drop.
Their own appointments, their own earnings, their own availability. Their data only.
Separate commission for cash and card. The cash account takes payment, and the cash account pays out.
A branch selector on every screen. A branch manager can take commission on the whole branch's revenue.
Ink, needles, aftercare cream. Low-stock alerts, and a catalogue with a QR code.
Every password the studio has, encrypted, in one place and visible only to the manager.
Rent, internet, water, subscriptions. Reminded when due, posted to the cash account.
When the month closes, the review report is emailed to you.
Photos, artists, services and prices on a single page; with a booking call to action on the site.
The day's appointments, pending approvals and the cash account at a glance. When you open the panel in the morning, reading the day takes a few seconds.
Every artist has their own column in the calendar. Busy and closed hours cannot be selected, so two jobs can never land in the same slot.
Your choice. With auto-approval on, an online request goes straight into the calendar; with it off, it arrives as “awaiting approval” and is confirmed with one tap.
In tattooing the price depends on the design — no price is shown in online booking, and you set the amount in the studio.
We set your booking page up and hand it over. Put it in your Instagram bio or send it on WhatsApp — the rest happens on its own, with nobody typing a message.
It sits in your Instagram bio, or goes out on WhatsApp with one tap.
They pick the service, the placement and, if they wish, the artist.
Busy and closed hours never appear in the list; a double booking is impossible.
The booking is written straight into the studio calendar, and the artist is notified.
No price is shown — in tattooing the amount depends on the design, and you set it in the studio. The placement is chosen by the client and reaches your team as a request note.
Your website is inside the same system: your photos, your artists and your services on a single page, with a booking call to action. A web profile on every plan · yourbusiness.orbitix.tr from Professional · your own domain from Dedicated Assistant · several ready-made designs on Enterprise.
In most tattoo studios money turns in one place. The system is built for that model — no cash circulates in the artist's hands, and the artist never shows up as “owing” anything.
cash or card
payment posted
earnings at end of day
For each artist, cash and card jobs are given separate commission rates that you define.
When the job is completed and cash or card is selected, the amount posts to the cash account as payment and to the artist as earnings.
At end of day, each row shows what the cash account owes that artist. You can edit it by hand and make a partial payment.
They take commission on the branch's whole revenue, even with no bookings of their own. A fixed salary can also be defined.
When you tap “Close the day”, the payment is recorded as a cash expense and as artist earnings. Every day closes without waiting for month end.
The figure does not come from memory, it comes from completed jobs. The artist sees the same figure in their own panel.
Go back to any day you like. Reports cover today, yesterday, this week, this month or a single day you pick.
You can adjust the amount by hand; the remaining balance stays tracked.
Every artist gets their own login and manages only their own work. This is not a setting — it is a rule enforced on the server side.
In branch view, a colleague's booking is shown read-only — time, duration, artist, service and client name. The amount and the client's phone number are hidden, and there are no buttons.
Bookings and the cash account are your daily job. These are the ones you remember once a month — and that hurt when you do not.
Bank, courier, social media, suppliers… every password the studio has, encrypted, in one place. By default only the manager sees them; you can open them to staff if you want.
The reveal window closes itself after 45 seconds.
Office rent, internet, water, electricity and subscriptions are defined once. You are reminded when they fall due; when you pay, it posts to the cash account as an expense.
A forgotten bill means a cash account that does not balance at month end.
Ink, needles, gloves, aftercare cream. Alerts when stock runs low. With a QR product catalogue you sell aftercare products to clients.
The sale posts straight to the cash account.
Recurring payments, product sales and artist earnings all pass through one cash account. That is why the figure in the month-end report really is the studio's figure.
When the month closes, the studio's review report is emailed to you. You do not need to open the panel and run a report — you read it and decide what to do.
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It arrives as soon as the month closes. You do not have to remember, ask anyone, or open the panel.
Who did how many jobs, who brought in how much revenue, who was paid how much in earnings.
How revenue, job count and utilisation changed against the month before — at a glance.
A tattoo studio's best advertising is a photo of its work. That is the consent form's real job: putting permission to share photos and video on record. Who agreed and who did not — it is right there in the list.
Photo and video permission is a separate question; it sits in its own column in the list. You check before you post. Permission is optional — under KVKK, consent obtained under pressure is invalid.
You pick the client and a single-use link goes out. They read it on their phone and sign with a fingertip; the link expires after 48 hours. You can also have them sign on a tablet in the studio.
Alongside permission there are personal details, an 18+ declaration and a health declaration. Some studios use all of it, others leave only the permission section on.
The client list, signed consents, revenue and passwords — all the studio's most sensitive data. Protecting it is not a job you should have to do.
Tenant isolation is built into the foundation of the system. No other business can see your data, and yours never mixes with anyone else's.
The Password Vault is kept separately and encrypted; even if a backup leaked, the passwords inside could not be read.
An artist sees only their own data. The cash account, reports and the Password Vault stay with the manager — exceptions are managed from Settings.
Data is backed up regularly, and whether the backups actually ran is monitored separately. You do not have to keep track of it.
Photo and video permission is never forced, it is optional; the permission status is recorded separately for every client.
Updates, backups, monitoring and server management are on us. You do not need to set up a computer in the studio or hire an IT person.
You start with the CRM. When you need it, you switch on the WhatsApp AI — the studio's data stays where it is, and there is no setup from scratch.
A message or a voice note — it understands, summarises and writes it to the client record.
Booking reminders and follow-up messages go out automatically.
You talk, the system does it. No typing required.
Your prices and your rules are learned; the assistant speaks in the studio's name.
Professional plan — messages go out from the shared Orbitix number. Dedicated Assistant plan connects your own WhatsApp number is connected — the client writes to you, and the assistant replies in your studio's name.
Start with the CRM; when you are ready, add the WhatsApp AI, then ad and social media management, on top of the same system. None of the four has a contract.
The studio's whole operation — from booking to cash.
CRM + the WhatsApp AI.
Take bookings on your own WhatsApp number.
Hand your advertising and social media to the AI as well. The setup scope varies by business and starts with a conversation.
Which artist, which hour, which client — the studio's entire day on one screen.
The figure comes from completed jobs; the artist sees the same figure.
The day closes on a single screen; at month end you find the report in your inbox.
We set the link up, it sits in your bio and on WhatsApp; no double bookings.
Backups, updates, monitoring and servers are on us. You do not need to hire an IT person.
A live demo first. Free setup, no contract, cancel whenever.
No sign-up, no setup. The demo opens with sample studio data: create a booking, send the link, close the day. If you like it, we talk about the rest.