Record layer
Clients, appointments, services, staff, products, payments and orders held once, so every part of the system reads the same fact.
A short, honest description of the structure behind the product, for the people who want to understand it before they commit their business to it.
Five layers
Separating records from workflows from interfaces is what allows the same booking to appear correctly on the front desk screen, on the client's confirmation and in the owner's report.
Clients, appointments, services, staff, products, payments and orders held once, so every part of the system reads the same fact.
The rules that move work along: deposits, reminders, waitlists, stock deduction, commission, approvals and review requests.
The screens each role uses, from the front desk calendar to the owner's reporting, plus the customer-facing website and booking pages.
The connections out: payment provider, domain, messaging and the other services a business already relies on.
Roles, permissions, approvals, history and export, so the business decides who can do what and can prove what happened.
Each business runs its own Voltalyze BOS deployment, configured to its services, staff, locations and policies. Your configuration is yours, and changing it does not depend on other customers.
Per business
Both AI layers read from the record layer and act through the same permissions as a person. They are not a separate system with their own database or their own rights.
Guardrails
No. Voltalyze BOS is built for beauty and wellness operations, and each deployment is configured for that business.
Custom work is possible as a separately scoped service rather than as part of the standard plan.
Improvements reach your deployment as part of the service. Your configuration and data are not reset.
Supported integrations are confirmed at the demo. Anything outside that list is scoped separately.
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