Built at the chair, not in a boardroom.
Beem started as one Phuket barbershop's phone problem and grew into the front desk for six branches. Everything below is a thing that shop actually needed.
What the trade actually needs
Ask for a person by name
Customers ask for their barber by nickname. Beem knows who that is at that branch, and books their chair.
Many branches, one number
One line for the whole group. Beem asks which branch, then works entirely inside that branch's calendar.
Group bookings
Three friends at 6pm is three seats, not one. It checks the capacity for the slot before it agrees.
Walk-ins stay in the same calendar
Your staff log a walk-in from their own phone, so what the shop sees and what Beem sees never drift apart.
Services of different lengths
A fade is not a full colour and not a 90-minute massage. Each service holds the time it really needs.
Thai locals and tourists on one line
In a tourist town the same phone takes Thai and English calls all day. Beem does not need a second number for that.
Proven at the chair, not in a deck
“It cut our costs and freed the team from phone and admin work. We are making more, and we move a lot faster than before.”
Common questions
another cut,
a call.