Merba weekly calendar showing multiple providers and appointments

Proof 01

Multiple providers stay visible.

Admin, staff, blocked time, conflicts, and service windows stay in one calendar context.

Monday morning

Runthe day.Keepthe intelligence.

Open the calendar. See the slow window. Know who to follow up, what to promote, and why the money should stay yours.

One workingloop.

The booking, client note, quote, invoice, payment, and follow-up stay attached to the same job.

Service contextmatters.

Every visit, chart note, job photo, quote, deposit, and invoice keeps context for the next decision.

Slow windowsbecome action.

Tuesday is empty, fourteen clients are due back, and one service is moving locally. Start there.

Your client.Your money.

Clients pay the business directly. E-transfer is favoured, Stripe is optional, and Merba takes no outside cut.

The stack

One place to see what the week is asking from the business.

Run the day

Booking becomes useful when the rest of the work comes with it.

Booking link
Live availability
Multi-provider calendar
Google Calendar sync
Approval flows
SMS and email reminders

Prove the work

Service context stays attached.

Client records
Visit history
Chart notes
Job logs
Photo records
Quote and invoice PDFs

Move the money

Client money stays with the business.

Quote catalog
Line items
E-transfer-first invoices
Optional Stripe deposits
No-show fees
Direct business payouts

Read the market

A quiet week turns into a plain next move.

Local competitor scan
Price position
Demand signals
Discovery map
Merba Specials
Growth-action campaign briefs

Operating layer

Run the day with service context attached.

Bookings, chart notes, job records, quote catalogs, photos, deposits, late-cancellation invoices, staff payouts, and service history point at the same truth.

Today

Command board

Context
intact

Booking

3 open slots

One slow window can become a targeted offer.

Service CRM

14 due back

Follow-up is based on service history, not only payment history.

Payments

$842 open

Client payments stay direct: e-transfer first, Stripe optional for cards.

Market

1 opening found

Promote the service where demand and local context point.

Schedule memory

Attached context

09:00

Sarah K.

Colour, notes, loyalty, invoice history

Ready

12:15

Jamie R.

Blowout paid, rebook nudge queued

Paid

15:30

Alex M.

Quote accepted, parts photo attached

Send

Intelligence layer

See the service to promote, the clients to reach, the price gap to fix, and the first move to make.

Market position

See where your services, prices, and offers sit beside nearby operators.

Demand signals

Slow windows, overdue rebookings, underpromoted services, and weak signals are pulled forward.

Next action

Merba turns the evidence into what to promote, who to follow up with, which offer to test, and what to watch next.

Marketing intelligence

Before you spend, read the week.

Research

The campaign starts with the open slot, the service, the local comparison, and the clients most likely to book.

Brief

The campaign gets a next-best-action: what to promote, what to show, and why the buyer should act now.

Production

Finished assets land in one delivered assets area for review, download, and automatic expiry cleanup.

Payment ownership

Your client, your money, no outside cut.

Merba separates software fees from client money. Clients pay the business directly, invoices favour e-transfer, and optional card payments run through the business owner's connected Stripe account.

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booking commission

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operating loop

7 days

temporary asset storage

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