THREE DECADES. ONE FOCUS.

Three Decades of Salon Software Experience. Built for What Comes Next.

Salon Manager brings more than 30 years of industry experience into one connected cloud platform. From independent salons to colleges and multi-location groups, we help teams run smoother days, deliver more personal client care and make better-informed decisions, backed by UK-based onboarding, training and support.

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More than 30 years spent solving salon challenges
From Computill in 1993, through iSalon and into Salon Manager, each generation has deepened our understanding of the diary, front desk, client journey and commercial pressures behind a successful salon business.

UK expertise, close at hand
Our Wallingford team provides onboarding, training and customer support from the UK, giving customers access to people who understand both the platform and the industry it serves.

Experience across business and education
Salon Manager supports independent salons, barbershops, spas, clinics, growing groups, colleges and training academies, with workflows shaped around the way each organisation operates.

What our experience means for you

More than software. A platform shaped by how salons really work.

Salon Manager brings appointments, online booking, POS, payments, client records, consultation forms, marketing, staff, stock and reporting into one connected platform. It is designed for hair and beauty salons, barbershops, spas, clinics, colleges, academies and multi-location groups that want less friction between systems and a clearer view of the business.

By keeping the client journey connected from booking and consultation through checkout, rebooking and reporting, Salon Manager helps teams work with greater consistency while owners retain control. The precise features available depend on the selected package and optional modules.

Our service goes beyond access to the software. Customers receive configuration, suitable migration guidance, onboarding, team training and ongoing UK-based support, helping the platform become part of a confident working day.

Experience earned over time

Built through every generation of salon software

Our salon software journey began with Computill in 1993, developed through iSalon and continues today with Salon Manager. Each stage has brought us closer to the real pressures, priorities and opportunities inside salon businesses. This refers to the history of our software experience, not the incorporation date of Salon Software Solutions Ltd.

1993

The front desk came first

Computill was built around the operational heart of the salon, helping teams organise appointments, clients and transactions with greater control.

iSalon

Experience expanded across the industry

Supporting salons, groups and education providers through iSalon deepened our understanding of single-site, multi-location and teaching-salon workflows.

Today

That experience now powers a connected cloud platform

Salon Manager brings bookings, payments, client management, marketing, stock and reporting together so teams can work more smoothly and leaders can see more clearly.

Built by listening

The best improvements start with how customers actually work

Support calls, onboarding sessions, demonstrations and product conversations give us a close view of the pressures and priorities customers face. We use that insight to strengthen guidance, training and product decisions across salons, clinics, spas, colleges and multi-location groups.

Every conversation reveals something useful

Support shows where the working day catches; onboarding exposes setup and training needs; demonstrations reveal buying priorities; product discussions uncover deeper workflow requirements.

We look for patterns, not passing requests

Repeated questions, obstacles and requests are reviewed across customer interactions. This helps us distinguish individual preferences from needs shared by several organisations or business types.

Feedback informs responsible progress

Recurring themes can improve support guidance, onboarding, training and product priorities. Development decisions also consider security, technical feasibility, regulation and the needs of the wider customer base.

A supported start, not a software hand-off

From first conversation to confident everyday use

Our five-stage onboarding approach is designed to turn a software decision into a working system: understand your organisation, configure the platform, review suitable migration data, train the team and remain available with UK-based support after launch.

1. Start with the way your organisation works
We review your business type, locations, team, services, diary structure, payment needs and reporting priorities so the setup reflects the real working day.

2. Shape Salon Manager around your operation
Staff, services, pricing, hours, diary settings, permissions and selected modules are configured around the way your organisation needs to work.

3. Protect the information worth bringing with you
We assess the format, quality and accessibility of data from your current system before confirming what can be transferred reliably.

4. Give every user confidence before launch
Training focuses on the everyday tasks each team needs to complete, from bookings and client care to payments and reporting.

5. Keep expert help within reach
After launch, UK-based support and refresher training help teams solve day-to-day questions, refine configuration and continue getting value from the platform.

Real salon experience for future professionals

Help learners build confidence before their first working day

Colleges and training academies can use Salon Manager to bring genuine salon workflows into teaching. Learners gain experience with appointments, client records, services, stock, payments and checkout while authorised staff retain the oversight needed across departments and locations.

Turn the teaching salon into a real working environment
Learners can practise booking, checking in clients, reviewing records, processing services and completing checkout in a structured setting that reflects modern salon life.

Give tutors visibility without taking away independence
Authorised tutors and administrators can review appointments, services, payments, stock use and reporting while learners build practical confidence.

Prepare learners for the systems behind great service
Using salon software during training helps learners become familiar with the booking, client-care and checkout processes they are likely to meet in employment.

Company details

Salon Software Solutions Ltd

Salon Manager is operated by Salon Software Solutions Ltd from Wallingford in Oxfordshire, where our UK-based team supports customers across commercial and education settings.

AddressGladstone House, Hithercroft Road, Wallingford, Oxfordshire, OX10 9BT

Telephone01865 649330

Company registrationUK Reg. No. 08930241

VAT numberGB 691 3168 24

Company and product information reviewed by the Salon Manager team on 25 July 2026. Read our editorial standards.

What people often ask us

Questions about our experience, company and approach

Clear answers about who we are, where our experience comes from and how we support customers before, during and after launch.

Is Salon Manager a UK-based company?

Yes. Salon Manager is operated by Salon Software Solutions Ltd from Wallingford in Oxfordshire. UK-based onboarding, training and customer support give customers direct access to people who understand the platform and the sector.

How far back does Salon Manager’s salon software experience go?

Our salon software experience began with Computill in 1993, developed through iSalon and now informs Salon Manager. That history gives the team more than 30 years of insight into the operational needs of salon businesses.

How are Computill, iSalon and Salon Manager connected?

Computill, iSalon and Salon Manager represent successive stages of the same salon software journey. Salon Manager is the current cloud-based platform, shaped by the knowledge built through the earlier systems.

How does customer feedback influence Salon Manager?

Feedback from support, onboarding, demonstrations and product conversations is reviewed for recurring questions, obstacles and requests. Those patterns can strengthen guidance, training and product priorities alongside security, feasibility and the needs of the wider customer base.

Why does Salon Manager work with colleges and training academies?

Colleges and training academies use Salon Manager to bring real booking, client-care, stock, payment and reporting workflows into teaching environments while authorised staff retain oversight.

What does Salon Manager software include?

Salon Manager connects appointments, online booking, POS, payments, client records, consultation forms, marketing, staff, stock and reporting. The exact tools available depend on the selected package and optional modules.

Who is Salon Manager suitable for?

Salon Manager supports hair and beauty salons, barbershops, spas, clinics, independent professionals, colleges, academies and multi-location groups. The setup can be shaped around the services, structure and workflows of each organisation.

What support is available when moving to Salon Manager?

We review your requirements, configure the software, assess suitable migration data, train users before launch and provide ongoing UK-based support. What can be transferred depends on the format, quality and accessibility of the existing data.

See what three decades of salon software experience could bring to your business

Talk to a team that understands the realities behind the diary, front desk, client journey and numbers. We will show you how Salon Manager could fit your organisation and where it could make the working day easier.

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