Assign
Review the guest, service and eligible technician.
PINSOT FAIRTURN
Fair turns.
Clear decisions.
Bring the next eligible technician and the next client into one simple decision.
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THE TEAM-WIDE PICTURE
Make the order
easy to understand.
Recent turns, totals, current services and staff status belong in the same conversation.
Full turn 1.0Half turn 0.5Example 1 + 0.5 + 1 + 0.5 = 3.0
A SHARED REFERENCE
Let the team see
where things stand.
The public display focuses on the team and turn status. Guest service details belong in the operational workspace.
BEHIND THE NEXT TURN
A clear reason
for every exception.
Open the technician’s turn details when the decision needs more context.
Skip, Hold or Pause
Choose the action that matches the situation, according to the salon’s rules.
Review
Keep history and the reason available to explain the decision.
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Good questions.
How are turns displayed?
A full turn is 1.0 and a half turn is 0.5. The Last 10 Turns view shows recent history; the displayed total follows the salon’s turn policy.
Does FairTurn remove manager control?
No. Managers review eligibility and exceptions. The aim is to give the decision context, not hide it.
Which view should the front desk use?
Decision Desk focuses on the next guest and assignment. Turn Board provides a team-wide view of the rotation.
YOUR NEXT STEP
See FairTurn with your team.
Bring your current workflow and questions to a guided conversation.