October 10, 2026 release

Systemwide Data gains a First-Time Guests column, the same first-visit figure as New Clients on Monthly Salon Metrics. Goals shows the dollar target behind a percentage goal, with last year, last month and this month so far beside it, and each box in the plan lists what the month before and the same month last year did. Every plan starts from your average ticket over the last 30 days, and a highlighted note says when a goal or plan asks for less than the salon already does. Corporate teams get Collections by Month, every location's collections for each month of a year on one grid. The nightly End-of-Day Summary drops the Top Performers table and always keeps the shift log readable and inside the email.

What's in this release

For salons

• Systemwide Data: First-Time Guests. Systemwide Data (Reports → Salon Reports → Sales) has a First-Time Guests column: the clients whose first-ever visit to the salon fell in your range, the same figure as New Clients on Monthly Salon Metrics and the point of sale's First Visit Report. It is in the CSV export too.
• End-of-Day Summary: the Top Performers table is removed. The nightly End-of-Day Summary email no longer includes the Top Performers table. Per-stylist figures are in the Average Stylist Revenue table on the Sales Dashboard, which the email's Open Sales Dashboard button opens.
• Goals: see the dollar target, and last month and last year, while you set it. On Goals (Settings → Salon Settings → Goals), a Year-over-Year or Month-over-Month goal shows its dollar target right under the percentage, with a short table setting the goal beside what last year, last month and this month so far collected. Under the visits and average ticket boxes you can see what each has been in the month before and the same month last year. A target the page suggests but you have not set is drawn with a dashed outline and a Use button. Appointments per 7 days, visits per month and average ticket each have one box in the plan; the second copy lower on the page is gone, and Bishops' Revenue per stylist hour sits with the performance targets. Saved goals are unchanged.
• Goals: the plan starts from today's average ticket, and says when it asks for less than you already do. On Goals (Settings → Salon Settings → Goals), every plan starts from your average ticket over the last 30 days. A Month-over-Month or Year-over-Year plan has to reach that month's own visits multiplied by its average ticket, grown by your percentage. When the goal is below what the month before collected, or the plan's average ticket or visits are below your last 30 days, a highlighted note lists each one.
• Staff settings: three access toggles are no longer listed. CRM Access, CRM Admin Access, and Campaigns Access no longer appear when you add or edit a person in Managing users. Everyone keeps the access they have today.

For corporate teams

• New report: Collections by Month. Collections by Month (Reports → Corporate Reports → Beta) shows each location's collections for every month of a year, with the year's total and a system total row, alongside the owner, state, open date and stations. Choose a franchise system and a year; the grid downloads as a CSV. Collections here are the same figure as on Systemwide Data.

Fixes

• End-of-Day Summary: the shift log is never shown garbled. If the shift log can't be prepared for the nightly End-of-Day Summary, the email says "The shift log could not be included in tonight's email" with a link to Shift Notes, instead of a flattened copy with missing words. The rest of the email is unaffected.
• End-of-Day Summary: a long link or code in the shift log stays inside the email. A pasted web address or a long run of characters in a Shift Notes entry made the nightly End-of-Day Summary wider than a phone screen. It now wraps inside its card.