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The Sales Dashboard can now show Revenue, what was sold, beside Collections, money taken in, for every salon, and Monthly Salon Metrics counts no-show and cancellation fees in its own column. Frenchies studios get Monthly Studio Metrics, Frenchies collections leave out sales tax, Net Member Change counts members coming back from a pause, and the Corporate Dashboard keeps your view when you reload.

Salons that share advertising now show together on the marketing pages, Marketing Health says when a marketing source isn't connected or isn't updating, and Meta Lead Ads lists every salon's Facebook page and connects pages when a page admin signs in. Salon Performance by Marketing Partner names each location's missing sources, and the Corporate Dashboard's budget figures by owner count only budgeted locations.

Lead alerts can now reach the salon's own inbox, the Corporate Dashboard is every corporate team member's home page, and memberships deleted in the point of sale count as cancelled, so member counts and the Member Report no longer carry them.

This release adds filters to the Member Report: narrow the list by membership type, by status, to new members only, or to members whose autopay is due in the next 7, 14 or 30 days, with the download and the counts above the table following the filter. Two fixes: 7-Day Appointments at Mindbody salons counts an add-on booked onto an appointment as part of that appointment, and Add staff no longer offers franchisor and corporate team accounts.

This release adds two reports for platform staff under Draft Reports, both for The Lash Lounge: the Gift Card Palooza leaderboard for the Holiday Gift Card Sales Challenge, and Guest Retention by Location, which shows month by month how well each location keeps its guests. Zenoti salons can add someone who is set up at another salon in the point of sale system. Three fixes: Marketing Health shows Google-only locations, the Goals per-day amount counts only the days still to come, and Sales by weekday at Zenoti salons counts stylists working away from their home salon.

This release brings The Lash Lounge's member counts into line with updated definitions, on every report and dashboard and for past months too, and makes the per-day amount on the Sales Dashboard Goals card match the end-of-day email.

Appointments your guests book themselves online now appear in the Lead Manager as Online Bookings, kept apart from your lead counts, and the staff who get lead alerts get an email for each one. Salon Performance by Marketing Partner moves into the Marketing section with a new ROAS (90d) column that shows what each location's leads returned on its ad spend. The Sales Dashboard stylist table gains the Retention look-back box, the Corporate Dashboard ranks its cards on dollars as well as percent and shows variance to budget for the month and the year, and Bishops shops get a live Avg Revenue per Visit tile on the Front Desk.

Membership numbers now agree on every screen: Active Members, Suspended Members, New Members and True Terminations read the same on the Sales Dashboard, the Front Desk Dashboard, Systemwide Data, Monthly Salon Metrics, the Weekly Flash, the End-of-Day email and the Member Report, at The Lash Lounge and at Frenchies. Retention % is shown for new guests and existing guests separately, for the salon and for each stylist, each with its own goal. The Wait List becomes the Clipboard / Wait List, with named lists, call logging and interest lists. The Member Report and the Call Log move into Salon Reports for anyone with reporting access. Bishops shops and Frenchies studios see their Zenoti notes and alerts as POS Notes, and guests who registered at another location of the franchise now appear on the Front Desk Dashboard. Corporate reports include closed locations in the months they were open.

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.

Money words now mean one thing each: Revenue is what was sold and Collections is money taken in, on every screen, in every report and in the docs. Avg Revenue per Visit, Visits and the Total Visits goal count a guest once per day on every screen. Monthly Salon Metrics shows revenue split by members and non-members, card convenience fees leave every corporate figure, and lead counts follow each salon's own clock so Marketing Health, Lead Manager, Marketing Leads and the partner report agree. Frenchies studios see their Business KPI figures (Avg Ticket, Total Tickets, new memberships when sold, membership change as active members) everywhere, with upgrades and downgrades, and corporate teams get budget and variance by location and franchisee on the Corporate Dashboard, a system picker and first-time visits on Salon Performance by Marketing Partner, and integration keys that are tested when saved and hidden afterwards.