Retail storefront
Sell your retail right from your site.
Add a photo, a short listing, and a price to a product you already stock, and it goes on sale in a Shop section of your website. A storefront order is a sale like any other: it draws down the same inventory and flows into your revenue and P&L. One catalog, one stock count, one place that runs the whole salon.
For the smaller shop that already sells press-on sets, home-care, and tools at the desk. Put them online without standing up a second store you have to keep in sync.
Shop
Customer viewLumière Studio
Shop · 8 products
Press-on set, Almond
Reusable, salon-finish gel
Cuticle oil
$14
Buffer kit
$9
Top coat
$16
Demo. The same product the salon already stocks, now on sale online.
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It's the stock you already have, merchandised.
This is not a separate catalog you build from scratch. Your retail products already live in Flowesce inventory. To put one on sale, you add a listing photo, a line of copy, and confirm the price. That's it. The product was always there. Now it has a shopfront.
No double entry.
You don't re-key products into a store. You flag an existing item for sale and write its listing. The price, the name, and the stock come straight from inventory.
One stock number, everywhere.
The count on the shelf and the count on the shop are the same number. Sell three at the desk and the website shows nine left, with no manual adjustment.
A photo and a line of copy.
Each product gets a listing image and a short description so it reads like a real product page, not a spreadsheet row.
Turn a product on or off.
Not everything belongs online. Choose which products show in the Shop and which stay desk-only. It's a flag per item.
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One inventory, one source of truth.
A storefront sale and an in-person sale draw from the same stock. There is no reconciliation step, no nightly sync, no two systems drifting apart. When the online shop sells the last unit, the desk knows it's out, because it's the same number.
Inventory
One source of truthPress-on set, Almond
SKU PR-ALM-01
At the desk
Sold in person
draws down 12
On the shop
Sold online
draws down 12
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A storefront order is just a sale.
When a customer checks out online, Flowesce records a sale, draws down the inventory, and books the revenue. It lands in your reports, your P&L, and your day's takings alongside services and walk-in retail. Product income isn't stranded in a separate tool you have to add up by hand at month end.
Revenue flows to the books.
Each online order shows up in revenue and the P&L the same way a desk sale does. One number for what the salon actually earned.
Inventory draws down automatically.
The sold units come off the stock count on checkout, so your on-hand figure stays honest without a manual edit.
It sits in your day's takings.
Online product sales appear with the rest of the day's sales, not in a silo you have to remember to check.
Same reporting, no extra work.
Because it's a normal sale, every report that already covers retail covers your storefront too.
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It lives on the site you already have.
The storefront is a Shop section of your Flowesce mini-site, right next to your services, hours, and booking. If you run your own website instead, the booking embed already drops Flowesce onto it. The storefront pairs with both: a Shop for the salon without a site, and a piece that fits the one with a site.
A Shop section on your mini-site.
If your website is built with Flowesce, the Shop is one more section you toggle on, themed with your brand kit like the rest.
Pairs with the booking embed.
Already have a site? The booking embed brings Flowesce onto it. The storefront extends the same all-in-one to retail.
One brand, one checkout.
Customers browse, book, and buy in one branded place instead of being sent off to a separate store.
Reinforces the all-in-one.
Booking, inventory, the books, and now a shopfront run as one system, not four tools you stitch together.
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Where live card checkout is available today.
Online card checkout runs on Stripe, and a Singapore platform can switch it on for Singapore salons today. That means a Singapore salon can take real card payments on the storefront now. For salons in other regions, online card checkout is not self-serve yet. Until card payments reach your region, the shop can run in a list-and-reserve mode: customers see the products and send an inquiry or reservation, and you settle in person. We would rather be straight about this than promise worldwide checkout we can't switch on.
Shop
Customer viewLumière Studio
Shop · 8 products
Press-on set, Almond
Reusable, salon-finish gel
Cuticle oil
$14
Buffer kit
$9
Top coat
$16
Demo. The same product the salon already stocks, now on sale online.
Common questions
Honest answers, including the ones we don't love.
Do I have to rebuild my product list to sell online?
No. The storefront sells the retail inventory you already have in Flowesce. You add a listing photo and a short description to a product, confirm its price, and flag it for sale. There is no separate catalog to maintain and nothing to re-key.
If I sell something online, does the desk know it's gone?
Yes, immediately. The shop and the desk read the same stock count, so an online order draws down the same inventory as an in-person sale. There is no sync step and no risk of selling a unit twice.
Where does a storefront sale show up in my numbers?
An online order is recorded as a sale, so it flows into your revenue, your P&L, and the day's takings exactly like a service or a walk-in retail sale. Product income lands in the books automatically rather than in a separate tool you total by hand.
Can my customers pay by card on the storefront?
If your salon is in Singapore, yes: live card checkout runs on Stripe and a Singapore platform can switch it on for Singapore salons today. In other regions, online card checkout is not self-serve yet, so the shop can run in a list-and-reserve mode until card payments reach you. The help center keeps an up-to-date page on which regions have online card payments.
Where does the storefront appear for my customers?
It's a Shop section of your Flowesce mini-site, sitting alongside your services, hours, and booking. If you run your own website instead, the booking embed already places Flowesce on it, and the storefront extends that same all-in-one to your retail products.
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