Barbers & Salons
Rebooking windows track how often chair appointments are typically due.
Every 3-4 weeksBring customers back, on purpose
Chakusa watches the gap since a customer's last visit and surfaces the ones who are overdue, so a reminder goes out when you choose to send it, not months after they've moved on.
The anatomy of a rebook
Retention isn't aggressive marketing. It's a well-timed reminder, sent when a customer is actually overdue.
A visit is completed and logged against the customer's profile.
Business-loggedChakusa tracks the gap since that customer's last visit.
OngoingWhen the gap crosses the expected rebooking window, the customer is flagged as due.
Surfaced, not sentA message is drafted from your own reminder template, ready to review.
Never automaticYou choose when to send, one at a time or in bulk, from your dashboard.
Owner-controlledIllustrative example
“Hi, it's been a little while since your last visit. Want to grab a spot this week?”
Not a real customer - shown to demonstrate the reminder format.
Every trade has its own cadence
Set the rebooking window that fits how each trade actually gets revisited.
Rebooking windows track how often chair appointments are typically due.
Every 3-4 weeksLonger windows suit recall-based, not weekly, scheduling.
Every 6 monthsReminders can track service intervals instead of pure elapsed time.
Mileage or seasonalRecurring visit cadences make overdue customers easy to spot.
Weekly or bi-weeklyLonger, occasion-based windows fit infrequent bookings.
Annual or seasonalPre-season maintenance windows instead of a fixed weekly cadence.
SeasonalKeep your calendar full, on your terms
Set your own rebooking windows and templates, then decide when reminders go out.