Your days are not short of tools. They are short of time.
Every situation described here is a real business-owner problem. Next to it, what Dolirah does about it today — nothing is announced for later.
A phone call in the middle of a service. An appointment written on a scrap of paper. A client whose last visit you can no longer remember. An employee asking whether they can take that slot. A product sold when there was none left. A campaign postponed one more time.
None of these is serious on its own. Together they take up your days — and that is not why you opened your business.
You don't need more tools. You need them to talk to each other.
Most owners already have a calendar, a client list, a till and a Facebook page. The problem isn't that one is missing: it's that none of them knows what the others are doing, and the connector between them is you.
You enter a piece of information once. It shows up everywhere it needs to.
What makes it work
A booking taken
Fills the right person's calendar, at the right location, on real availability.
A client record
Is found or created on its own, with the history already in it.
A payment
Stays attached to the appointment, and takes the stock down if a product was sold.
A message
Website, inbox, AI assistants: everything lands in the same place.
A campaign
Starts from your real activity, not from a list you retyped by hand.
An analysis
Reads what actually happened, without you exporting anything.
02
Your appointments take more of your time than your clients do
The phone rings during a service. Someone wants to move their slot. One slot gets written down twice. The time goes into coordinating, not into working.
Your clients book on their own, on your real availability, while you work.
What makes it work
Day, week and month calendar
Drag and resize an appointment straight in the calendar. Conflicts are flagged before it is saved.
Online booking
Three pages at most, from your website or a direct link, with your real availability.
Availability
Time off, recurring breaks, public holidays and one-off blocks, per person or per location.
Appointment times
Choose how slots are offered: at a fixed interval, at set hours, or following the real length of the service.
Automatic reminders
A reminder email goes out before the appointment, following the client's own preferences.
Arrivals, lateness and no-shows
Record who actually turned up and keep the history, repeat no-shows included.
03
You lose track of your clients
Who has already been in, what they had last time, what they didn't like, how long since they last came: it's in your head, in a notebook, or nowhere.
Every person has a record that fills itself in from what happens elsewhere.
What makes it work
Client records
Contact details, preferences, internal notes and language of communication.
Full history
Past and upcoming appointments, orders, purchases and exchanges, in one place.
Follow-ups
Detection of inactive clients, enquiries left unanswered and abandoned carts.
Consents
Every agreement given is stored with its date, its exact wording and its version.
04
Your team keeps asking you what to do
Who can take this appointment, who is allowed to see what, who is working at which location this week — and how much to pay them at the end of the month.
Everyone sees their own calendar, their own services and only what concerns them. You stop being the bottleneck.
What makes it work
Employees
Individual hours, assigned locations, contact details and documents.
Skills
From each person's own record, set which services they can actually perform.
Roles and permissions
Owner, manager, reception, employee — and your own custom roles.
Several locations
One team, several addresses, access restricted to the location concerned.
Payroll and commissions
Pay periods, commissions computed from appointments that were actually completed.
05
You don't always know what is selling, or what is left
A price that changes with the option chosen, a product sold when it was out of stock, a till kept in a notebook and taxes worked out by hand.
One catalogue for your location, your website and your till — and stock that moves on its own.
What makes it work
Services and options
Each service can have several options, each with its own price and its own duration.
Products
Variants, photos, descriptions and prices, reused by the online store.
Paid add-ons
Options ticked at booking time that extend both the duration and the amount.
Stock per location
Quantities go down when a sale is recorded, and back up if it is cancelled.
Orders and till
Take payment at the counter with your region's tax breakdown, or follow an online order.
06
Your website exists, but it isn't working for you
A shopfront where nobody can book, that you have to ask an agency to change a photo on, and that knows nothing about your real prices or your real availability.
A website that takes appointments and sells your products, and that you change yourself whenever you want.
What makes it work
Guided creation
Describe your business: Dolirah composes a site from your real services, your real prices and your real photos.
You already have a website
Give its address: Dolirah analyses it and offers either a faithful rebuild or a new version.
Your domain name
Declare your domain, prove ownership by DNS, and go-live is finalised with our team.
French and English
One version per language, with a translation console for your own content.
Online store
Sell your products from your website, with the same catalogue and the same stock.
07
You know you should be communicating. You never get to it.
It isn't the will that's missing, it's the time: working out what to say, to whom, writing it, making the visual, picking the moment — and checking the person agreed to be contacted at all.
You start from a draft already written from your real activity, and you keep control of everything that goes out.
What makes it work
Marketing AI
Write a campaign, edit it, schedule it — and keep control of what goes out.
Creative studio
Generate images, a voice-over or a short video from your own visuals.
Automatic follow-ups
A follow-up is never sent without your approval, nor without the recipient's consent.
Conversations
Every exchange — website, inbox, AI assistants — in a single inbox.
Emails
Confirmations, reminders, password resets: email is the channel that is live today.
08
You can see your numbers. You don't know what to do with them.
Revenue, a curve, a total. Then it's on you to work out what it means and what to decide — usually in the evening, tired, with nothing to compare against.
You open on what needs your attention today, and your exports actually open at your accountant's.
What makes it work
Dashboard
What needs your attention today, not a wall of numbers.
Reports
Revenue, footfall, performance per person and per service.
Accounting
Expenses, sales and payroll, exportable in the format your accountant really opens.
Audit log
Sensitive actions are recorded with their author and their timestamp.
Data separation
One business's data is never visible from another. That is a technical rule, not a promise.
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Some tasks take your time when they could be taken off your hands
A booking request at 11 pm. A question about a price while your hands are busy. A message that has been waiting for an answer since this morning.
Help that answers with your real information, acts in your calendar, and does nothing sensitive without your approval.
What makes it work
Reception
Answers visitors on your website and books real appointments.
Sales
Qualifies an enquiry, answers objections and prepares an order.
Support
Handles post-purchase questions and hands over to a human when it should.
Marketing
Prepares your campaigns and your content from your real activity.
Growth
Analyses your business and suggests what to do next.
See what it looks like with your own data
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