Pale pink kimono last time. Shichi-Go-San for both children this year.
Illustrative example with a fictional family
A moment from studio life.
“We came for a family photo a few years ago.”
Search using a household or child’s name when the primary contact is not immediately clear. Review their profile and bookings while discussing the next appointment.
What this makes possible.01
Keep the contact essentials together.
Save name, email, phone and language. Update changed contact information from the customer profile.
02
Find the family, not just the primary contact.
Search by primary name, email, family name or a recorded relative’s name, with booking counts available for context.
03
Protect linked history.
Duplicate primary emails are prevented, and customers with booking or conversation history cannot simply be deleted.
Make it part of your day.
01
Create the record
Enter contact details and enable a family record if needed.
02
Save useful context
Record their language and ongoing preferences.
03
Find and follow up
Search, review history and continue to a new booking.
Capabilities and scope
Name, email and phone
Create and update customer contact details for session communication.
Customer language
Record the customer’s language as context for communication.
Search customers by name or email
Find customer records by name or email and see their booking count.
Protect linked customer history
Prevent duplicate email records and restrict deletion when a customer has linked bookings.
Questions & answers
Before you bring it to your studio.
Can I bulk-import an Excel file?+
This feature covers registration, editing and search. It does not provide automatic Excel migration; discuss migration needs during onboarding.
Are records with different emails merged automatically?+
No. Check the intended primary contact and family relationships before creating records.
Does every relative need a login?+
No. Recording family information does not require a separate customer account for each person.