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Spa Service is one of the most popular businesses around the world. It renders high profit, high employment rate as well as sophisticated management, for example, the price.
The Spa Service is basically composed by the following elements.
- Time
- Service item
- Client
- Technician
- Unit
The preceding elements act together in the daily business to make us heavily puzzled when we determine the price for the services.
How about turn to the information management system for help? Definitely, there are dozens of choices. The cost model below will help you think over your price plan or determine if the target information system is suitable to your business.
Client: Different client type will have different price.
Unit: Different unit may have different price.
Technician: Different technician may have different price.
Service: Different Service may have different price.
Time: Different time point may have different price.
Each dimension in the cost model determines the price. So your price plan or target information management system should take all of them into consideration. Here I will end the article with the case studies about the cost model.
Case 1: Price for Different Client Type
In many Spas, they have special price for some special clients. The system should apply the price plan for client types automatically.
Case 2: Lower the price in the holidays to attract more clients
When the holidays come, the lower price can attract more clients. The system should apply the price plan for the holidays or special dates automatically.
Case 3: Individual price for individual room
Spa services may have different prices for different rooms. The system should apply the price plan for different units automatically.
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