A studio can't run on a booking app. It needs a deposit to hold the chair, a signed consent before the needle, an ID on file, and a way to track a sleeve across five sessions. Adapt turns all of that on by default — the guardrails a studio can't legally or commercially operate without, plus a full register underneath.
A non-refundable deposit — default 25%, 48-hour cancel window — taken at booking. No-shows stop costing you a whole session.
The consent form and waiver are signed and stored before the work starts, attached to the appointment and the client.
Capture a government ID and confirm age at booking or intake — on the record, every time, no exceptions to remember.
A sleeve or a back piece isn't one appointment. Track a multi-session project from consult to finished, with every sitting linked.
Bill by the chair-hour for the pieces that need it, flat for the pieces that don't.
The book runs by artist and station; pay defaults to weekly booth rent, mixable with commission, closed out for payout.
Deposits, consent, waivers, and age/ID checks aren't add-ons in Adapt for studios — they're switched on from day one, because that's the difference between a studio and a hair appointment. The same engine that runs salons and shops, configured for the realities of ink: longer sessions, shorter days, multi-session projects, and a paper trail that protects the artist and the client.
Reports with a live commission and rent preview, and Adapt's built-in AI agents — marketing to your clients, social posts drafted from real work, a plain-English analyst over your own numbers, and My Website to edit your site by describing the change.
A 20-minute walkthrough with a real studio setup — your artists, your stations, your deposits. No pressure, no contract talk.