Part of Carden Salon
A kiosk at the door.Their place in five seconds.
A kiosk at the entrance or a QR code in the window. Clients take their turn on their own, and Carden fits them in between your booked appointments. One queue, and the team never has to look up.
- Carden Salon, €109 a month per salon. The salon buys its own hardware.
Demo of the Carden kiosk: the window shows “Available in 20 min”, the client picks their language from eight, their treatment from photos, their therapist, types their first name and gets a number with an estimated time.
What Carden changes
The entrance runs itself, without the team.
- Three choices, not a form
- The service, a preferred team member if they have one, and it’s done. No email address, no password.
- A kiosk, or just a QR code
- The kiosk gives you a welcome that’s visible from the door. The QR code, stuck in the window, lets you try the idea without buying any hardware.
- Between your booked appointments
- The kiosk fits each walk-in between the appointments already in your diary. One queue, no double entry.
- In your colours
- The screen shows your name, your logo and your services. Clients don’t feel they’re using an outside tool.
Three formats
Floor-standing, wall-mounted or on the counter. The same journey.
Floor-standing kiosk
On a stand, at the entrance or in the window. Visible from the street.
Wall-mounted screen
Fixed to a wall or a pillar. It takes up no floor space.
iPad kiosk
A tablet on its stand, on the counter.
No kiosk yet?
A poster in the window is enough.
A QR code on the door: passers-by scan it, and the same journey opens on their phone. Add the kiosk whenever you like.
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A tourist walks past? Carden speaks their language.
A Spanish tourist on holiday walks past a Thai massage spa. The window says “Available in 20 min”. He taps ES, picks his treatment, takes his ticket. Nobody had to speak Spanish.
- Eight languages, one tap
- Clients pick theirs on the kiosk’s welcome screen.
- Their number, their time
- The ticket shows in their language, with the estimated time.
- Nothing to translate
- Your team gets a booking like any other. Name, treatment, time.
How it works
Three steps, then nothing more to do.
- 1
The client picks a service
On the kiosk, or on their phone after scanning the QR code. The list is your service menu.
- 2
The client takes their turn
Their position and estimated time appear straight away. Nothing to create, nothing to install.
- 3
Wait wherever you like
In the salon or outside. Their phone lets them know when their turn is coming up.
Do I have to buy a kiosk to start?
No. A QR code in the window or on the counter is enough and costs nothing. The kiosk gives you a welcome that’s visible from the door, but it can come later if you want it.
What hardware does the kiosk need?
A tablet and a stand. The salon buys the hardware, which leaves you free to choose the model and avoids another monthly rental.
Does the client have to create an account?
No, never. They pick a service and it’s done. Asking someone who just wants a haircut to sign up is the best way to watch them walk out.
Does it work if I also take appointments?
Yes. Turns taken at the kiosk and your existing appointments sit in a single queue, by your rules. It’s actually the most common case.
And clients without a smartphone?
The kiosk prints or shows their number, and the screen in the waiting area shows how the queue is moving. The phone is a convenience, not a requirement.
The simplest way: see it for real.We’ll show you.
Carden Salon, €109 a month per salon. The salon buys its own hardware.
