Register in person.
Your own account makes access assignable. Passkeys provide a way to log in; You manage your sessions in your account settings.
Your team understands each other. And its software.
Each person logs in with their own account and works in their preferred language. Roles and permissions determine which tasks are accessible in the salon.
A shared salon. Personal access.
Collaboration becomes easier when access, language and work equipment suit people.
Work in your own language.
Choose from twelve languages. The interface takes into account local date and number formats as well as the writing direction in Arabic.
Continue on the appropriate device.
Whether at reception, in the office or on the go: Frisys runs in the browser on your computer, tablet and smartphone. Your salon authorizations continue to apply.
This is how access becomes collaboration.
Here's how to work with it in your salon.
Log in with your account.
Use the login set up for your salon and set up a passkey if necessary. Personal accounts avoid shared access.
Every employee uses their own account. A passkey is a login option that you can set up for personal access. The registration first identifies the person; The membership and role also determine access to the salon. Therefore, do not simply share an account between several employees.
Rolling instead of random access.
Manage accounts and sessions and assign appropriate roles. The authorization determines which areas and actions are available.
You assign the role to suit a person's work and manage their sessions. If tasks or team membership change, check access again. A personal setting does not replace a salon license. Protected actions respect the controls provided even if Buddy helps open the area.
Twelve languages for your team.
German, English, Turkish, Arabic, Polish, Ukrainian, French, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, Romanian and Russian are available.
Anyone can use the interface in a supported language. The joint salon work remains connected while names and local formats are adapted to the chosen language. This means that a multilingual team does not have to choose the same interface language. The name, your own content and professional agreements of your salon still remain information that you maintain.
Also from right to left.
The Arabic interface takes the writing direction from right to left into account. Date and number formats depend on the language selected.
In Arabic, the surface is arranged from right to left. Date and number formats follow the chosen language to keep information understandable and readable. This is an adjustment to the user interface; it does not replace a translation of your self-recorded treatment notes or personal messages.
On your devices.
Work in the browser on your computer, tablet and smartphone. You need internet access and a suitable personal account.
At reception you can work in the browser on your computer and open a suitable area on your smartphone while you're on the go. To do this you need internet access and your personal account. Screen size and permissions determine how you use the interface. Changing devices does not expand a person's role or access rights.
Your team. Your languages.
Discover Frisys in your language.
Frisys speaks 12 languages. With appropriate date and number formats and an interface that adjusts the writing direction for Arabic.
You say what's coming. Buddy will help you with that.
Buddy guides you to the appropriate area and helps you get things done. You see the steps, keep your approvals in your hand and get to know the software along the way.
Get to know BuddyClear roles give your team orientation.
Connect access to roster, working hours and tasks in the salon.