PINSOT CHECKOUT

Finish the visit
beautifully.

One ticket for every service and every technician who helped.

Checkout · Quick CheckoutView screen ↗

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ONE GUEST. EVERY CONTRIBUTION.

The whole visit
on one ticket.

Review service lines, the responsible technicians, adjustments and totals before taking payment. Quick entry should still lead to a clear record.

Visit ticket · services, amounts and payment reviewView screen ↗

RECOGNIZE THE TEAM

A shared visit.
A considered tip split.

When several technicians help one guest, review how the tip is attributed before completing the ticket.

01

Select everyone who worked

Keep each contribution attached to its technician.

02

Review the allocation

Check the split rather than assuming one person performed everything.

03

Confirm the result

Service completion and collected payment are separate states.

WHEN THE COUNTER GETS BUSY

Keep the active ticket clear.

Need to serve another guest?

Resolve Park or Stay before switching checkout so the active ticket remains identifiable.

Not sure whether a payment went through?

Check the transaction result before retrying. An unclear result is not proof of a failed charge.

Want to understand processing costs?

Review Pinsot Payments separately from the software subscription. High-volume salons can request a tailored quote.

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Good questions.

Can Quick Checkout include several technicians?

Yes. Select the people who worked on the guest and retain each person’s amount on the ticket.

What if I need to switch to another checkout?

Use the salon’s park or stay flow so the active ticket is not lost or mixed with another guest.

Is service completion the same as payment?

No. A completed service is ready for review. A payment is collected only when its actual result is confirmed.

YOUR NEXT STEP

See Checkout with your team.

Bring your current workflow and questions to a guided conversation.