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Analytics

Analytics covers your customers and sessions: demographics, busiest days and hours, popular services, and acquisition sources. Pick a date range; every chart follows it.

Presets cover the last 7 days, 30 days, 90 days, 1 year, and all time, or set a custom range.

  • Total Customers — Unique customers served in the selected period, with the change against the prior period.
  • Total Sessions — Sessions completed, with trend data.
  • Top Source — The most common way customers found your studio.
  • Top Service — The most frequently performed service type.

The split between first-time and returning customers in the period.

How customers found your studio, broken down by source — Instagram, Walk-in, Word of Mouth, Google, and the rest.

Your most requested service types over the period.

The age groups of your customers.

Sessions by day of the week.

Sessions by hour of the day.

Sessions by category type — Tattoo, Piercing, Microblading, and the rest of your disciplines.

The gender distribution of your customer base.

If you have multiple studios, analytics data can be filtered by studio to compare performance across locations.

Analytics has its own permissions, separate from day-to-day viewing:

  • Customers → Analytics — customer demographics, acquisition sources, new vs. returning, and age distribution.
  • Services → Analytics — popular services, category breakdown, session data, and scheduling insights like busiest days and peak hours.

Either one opens the Analytics page. Manager includes both; Front Desk includes Services → Analytics. Skills grant neither permission, because Analytics reports whole-studio numbers — granting an artist analytics is an individual, deliberate grant. See Roles & Permissions.