Industries
Deposits, consent, and artists who keep their own book.
Tattooing runs on deposits and trust. Sessions are long, no-shows are expensive, consent and age checks are non-negotiable, and artists often want their own calendar and their own numbers.
What matters most here
Deposits that hold the slot
Require a deposit to book, apply it to the session, and keep it under your own cancellation rules when someone vanishes.
Consent, aftercare, and age
A consent form signed before the needle comes out, aftercare sent afterwards, and optional eID where you need to be sure of an age.
Artists with their own book
Each artist gets their own calendar, prices, and commission, in a shop that still reports as one business.
A day, end to end
The same booking carries through every step. Nothing is re-typed between systems.
- 1
A client books a full-day session and pays a deposit to hold it.
- 2
The consent form and age check are completed before the day.
- 3
The deposit comes off the total at the till and the rest goes on a card.
- 4
The artist’s commission is calculated in the payroll run, not by hand.
Instead of
A DM full of deposit screenshots and a consent form nobody can find afterwards.