waj-1/waj
Run your salon or spa from ChatGPT: bookings, clients, staff, services, marketing and reports in WAJ, with skills for sales, staff, trend, retention and stock analysis.
Check current trends in a WAJ salon or spa - weekly revenue and services sold over recent weeks, services gaining or losing popularity, new versus returning clients and rebooking, the coming week's booking load and the leads pipeline. Use when the user asks what is trending, how the business is doing lately, whether things are improving, or what to focus on next.
Analyze client retention in a WAJ salon or spa - new versus returning clients, how monthly groups of new clients hold up, first-visit drop-off and repeat rates per staff member, top clients and clients at risk - and, only when the user asks, set up a win-back audience or workflow. Use when the user asks about returning clients, churn, loyalty, lapsed or lost clients, or how to bring clients back.
Give a salon or spa manager a short start-of-day briefing from WAJ - today's bookings by staff member, first and last appointment, yesterday's sales, money still owed and gift cards expiring soon. Use when the user asks for a daily briefing, a morning summary, what today looks like, or what needs attention today.
Analyze a WAJ salon or spa's sales for a period - total revenue and how it splits, the change against the previous period, best and declining services and categories, payment methods, busiest day, money still owed and, when asked, profit and margins. Use when the user asks how sales or revenue went, wants a sales report or summary, or asks why revenue went up or down.
Review a WAJ salon or spa team's performance - revenue, bookings, completed services, booked versus scheduled hours, unique clients and client retention per staff member, ranked and compared with the previous period. Use when the user asks who performed best, how a staff member is doing, which staff are under-booked, or wants a team performance review.
Check a WAJ salon or spa's product stock - items out of stock or below their low-stock level, product sales by category, which services use the most products and what they cost per service - and list what to reorder. Use when the user asks about stock, inventory, what to reorder, product usage or product cost per service.