14. Oktober 2019 KundenStatistiken
From now on, you can see which of your customers generated which sales in a specific period. learn more
27. August 2019 KasseStatistiken
The monthly overview now starts with a global overview that initially displays total sales for individual employees. If details for specific product or service sales are needed, the corresponding tab can be clicked. learn more
9. August 2019 KasseStatistiken
The monthly overview has been revised: It is now possible to click on individual sales groups of employees to learn more details. Furthermore, employees in the overview are now automatically sorted by sales. Product groups in the chart and in the table are also sorted by sales to provide a faster overview.
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2. August 2019 KalenderMarketingStatistiken
The new "Daily Statistics" feature allows you to evaluate how many and which appointments were booked within a certain period. In contrast to previous statistics, which are based on the appointment date, you can now analyze whether sufficient "new bookings" are being made.
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12. Mai 2019 KundenStatistiken
Customer export can now only be performed after successful email confirmation to an authorized email address and successful SMS-TAN verification. As part of the transition, it is now also possible to define which data (including extended customer fields) should be exported.
learn more25. August 2018 KundenStatistiken
Analyze how many of your regular customers had their last appointment in the past. This allows you to quickly and easily assess how well individual employees are retaining your customers.
25. August 2018 KasseStatistiken
With the new extrapolation function, you can make a simple estimate of what sales you will have in a future period.
The system estimates an average of sales per open day for a given period and then extrapolates this to a future period.
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25. März 2017 DienstplanStatistiken
The capacity statistics now also display the overall evaluation in absolute figures. Work times and appointment times are shown separately.
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