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Busy chairs, full calendar,

and still not sure where the profit goes?

Bookkeeping and fractional CFO work for salons, spas, and med spas. We track commission, booth rent, and product sales, so you can see profit by stylist, chair, and location.

Julia Spahiu, fractional CFO and founder of Edi & Sienna Group

Where the Numbers Usually Break

Commission splits are calculated in one place and paid in another, and the two do not match.

Booth rent and service income are mixed together.

Product sales, service sales, and tips all land in one deposit.

Each location's numbers are blended, so a losing location hides behind a strong one.

 

What We Set Up

  • Revenue split into services, product, memberships, and booth rent

  • Commission and payroll tracking tied back to Booker, Vagaro, Boulevard, or Square reports

  • Profit by stylist or provider, chair, and location

  • Separate books or classes for each location

What You Get Every Month

  • Books closed on a schedule

  • Profit by location and by provider

  • A commission and payroll reconciliation

  • Budget versus actual and an updated cash flow forecast

  • A review call with Julia

Cash Flow, Budgets, and Forecasts

We plan cash around payroll and commission cycles and build a budget for each location. Before you hire, renovate, add a treatment, or open a new location, we forecast what it needs to earn.

Who This Is For

  • Salon and spa owners with commissioned or booth-rent teams

  • Med spas that mix treatments, memberships, and retail

  • Owners with more than one location, or planning to open one

Pricing

Monthly plans start at $800. Cash flow forecasting is part of CFO Partner. Budgets and scenario forecasts are part of Strategic Growth. See all plans on the Services page.

Questions Salon and Spa Owners Ask

Do you work with Booker, Vagaro, Boulevard, or Square?

Yes. We reconcile your booking and point-of-sale reports from Booker, Vagaro, Boulevard, Square, and similar systems to the books every month.

Can you track commission and booth rent correctly?

Yes. Commission splits and booth rent are among the most common things we set up for salons and spas.

I am opening a second location. When should we talk?

Before you sign the lease. We can forecast what the new location needs to earn, and set up the books so each location reports on its own.

See profit by stylist, chair, and location.

Book a free 20-minute call. No sales pressure, just a real conversation about your locations, your team, and what clarity would look like.

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