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Services + products
Know what the customer actually paid for.
Keep grooming and beauty services separate from products sold, while both still belong to the same daily record.
For salons and barbershops
Services, products and unfinished payments in one business day.
Berlvis Books helps salons, barbershops and beauty businesses keep the money side of a busy day clear without turning the counter into an accounting desk.
Use it for recorded services, product sales, discounts, expenses and customer balances.
A salon day
Different kinds of activity. One record to review.
Braiding service
₦15,000
Cash · paid
Hair product
₦4,500
Transfer · paid
Treatment balance
₦5,000
Customer still owing
Salon supplies
₦3,200
Recorded expense
Why it helps
A busy salon should not need several notes to explain one day.
Services, product sales, discounts, cash, transfers and part payments can happen around the same chair. The useful record is the one that keeps each amount connected to what created it.
Daily clarity
The records worth keeping distinct
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Payment method
Keep the chair, the drawer and the bank explainable.
Record cash, transfer or split payment so end-of-day figures reflect where the money actually landed.
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Part payment
Track every promise to balance later.
Attach the customer, service or product, total amount, payment received and balance to the same sale.
04
Expenses
The salon also spends money every day.
Record products, tools, power, water, transport, generator fuel and repairs instead of judging the day from sales alone.
What it is not
Berlvis Books is the financial record, not salon management software.
The current product does not schedule appointments, manage staff rosters or count retail stock. It is strongest when the problem is recording what was sold, how it was paid, what the business spent and what the customer still owes.
Questions before you start
Questions salon owners ask
Start free
Start with the next customer.
Record the service or product, how they paid and whether anything remains owing.
Free to start. No accounting knowledge required.