Locations — your branches

Locations are the physical branches of your studio — one for each salon, spa or clinic you run. Your studio stays the single account: one login, one bill, one brand voice, one Instagram by default. Locations sit underneath it for the things that differ branch to branch — address, opening hours, the Google listing, and the price of each service.

When you have more than one, a location switcher appears in the top bar. It chooses which branch the per-location screens show, like your prices on the Services page. Your account-wide screens don’t change when you switch.

How to use it

Open Settings → Locations. Press Add location, give it a name and as much address detail as you have, and save. Your service menu seeds into the new branch automatically, so it opens ready to price.

1. Go to Settings → Locations.
2. Press Add location and fill in the name (plus address, hours, phone).
3. Save — your catalog is copied in, so the branch has your full menu.
4. Use Set primary to choose your main branch, or Archive one you’ve closed.

Fastest way to add a branch

At the top of the Add location form, paste your Google Maps link and press Fetch details — the branch’s name, address and phone fill in from your listing. Review and tweak anything, then save.

Note

Only studio owners can add or edit locations. Your primary branch can’t be archived — set another branch as primary first.

Booking & chat links

When you edit a branch you can add a booking link, a WhatsApp number, and a LINE link. These appear as buttons on your public page — the booking link becomes the main button. Leave a field empty to hide its button.

Heads up

For WhatsApp, tick “This number receives WhatsApp messages” before saving. A number that is not on WhatsApp would give visitors a chat button that goes nowhere.

Worked example

Maya runs two lash studios. She opens Locations and her first branch is already there as Main. She renames it Riverside, adds the address, then presses Add location for her new Old Town branch. Both now appear in the top-bar switcher. She flips to Old Town and, on the Services page, raises a few prices for that neighbourhood — Riverside keeps its own.

Related

• Services — set each branch’s prices and availability.
• Studio profile — the account-wide name and brand details.