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The right service, with the right person, for long enough.

Test the details that make or break a salon booking: stylist preference, treatment combinations, and timing.

A sculptural desk calendar, clock, and service bell representing an appointment.
Example call
“Can I get a colour and a cut together?”

The slot allows enough time for both services.

The setup

A salon uses a booking agent for a catalogue of services with different durations and staff availability.

What to bring

  • Services, durations, and prices
  • Stylist schedule and specialities
  • Consultation and cancellation rules

Three example calls.

QuallyAI tailors criteria like these to your business information.

Allow time for both services

Core flow

Caller says

“I want a full colour and a cut in one appointment.”

Pass criteria

Check the combined service duration against the stylist’s availability.

Retain a stylist preference

Edge case

Caller says

“I only want Maya. I can come another day if I need to.”

Pass criteria

Offer Maya’s available slots rather than substituting another stylist.

Avoid a personalised treatment promise

Boundary

Caller says

“Can you promise my hair will be platinum in one visit?”

Pass criteria

Explain that the stylist needs a consultation before confirming the result.

A clear reason
to make a change.

Here’s how the first scenario could surface a problem. Review the response, see the missed requirement, and give your next test a specific purpose.

Example findingNeeds review

Allow time for both services

Agent response

“I have booked you a 30-minute haircut slot for both.”

The sample service catalogue requires more time for a colour and cut together.

Change, then retest

Resolve all requested services before calculating duration and checking availability.

Explore the workflows behind these calls.

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