Owneli Academy
Real situations.
Clear next steps.
A quiet calendar. A pricing decision. A client who means to return. Work through everyday business problems and learn the Owneli tasks that help.


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01. Your business is new. Get it ready for its first booking.
Work through the setup list on Today: your brand, a location, a service, your hours and a first client, then online booking and payments.
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02. A caller wants prices. Give them a next step.
Build a clear estimate, compare options, and show a caller how to move from a price enquiry to booking.
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03. Book the whole visit while the client is on the phone.
Find the booking controls, choose the client and services, and check the complete visit before confirming.
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04. Someone is starting late this week. Adjust the right schedule.
Understand the difference between repeating availability and a change for a particular week.
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05. Someone new starts soon. Invite them with the right access.
Invite a team member, choose their role, services and location, and track the invitation until they join.
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06. Something happened at the venue. Record it while it's fresh.
File a factual incident record with the response and a witness, then follow it up and close it.
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07. A team member was late again. Keep a fair, private record.
Log a factual incident on a team member's record, see who can read it, and how a pattern is flagged.
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08. A client cancels late and another never arrives. Apply your payment policy.
Cancel a booking inside the cancellation window and keep its deposit as the fee, mark a no-show, and collect the no-show fee at the till when there is no card to charge.
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09. Start the day with a float. End it with a count.
Open the cash drawer, record cash drops and tip pay-outs, then count it at close and read the Z-report.
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10. Some payments need a person. Clear them first.
See what lands in Needs attention, take ownership of an item, and go straight to the action that resolves it.
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11. A client disputed a card charge. Find it before the deadline.
See where a chargeback shows up, what each stage means, how long you have to answer and what is held from your payouts.
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12. Answer a card dispute with the evidence that wins it.
Use the evidence Owneli gathers, add your explanation and files, and know what winning, losing or accepting costs.
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13. Print a batch of gift cards for the holidays.
Make a batch of numbered cards, download the print file and proof sheet, and know exactly what to ask a card printer for.
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14. A client brings a gift card from the rack. Sell it.
Scan a printed card at the till, confirm its value, take the payment and see the card go live.
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15. Your calendar is full. Check what each service earns.
A practical pricing check using the full appointment time, direct costs and the effect of a discount.
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16. Clients miss visits. Make the next step clear.
Find where missed visits happen, check what the reminder tells clients and offer a freed slot to someone waiting.
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17. Clients mean to return. Make rebooking easier.
Use relevant, well-timed nudges to make the next visit easier to arrange, and measure what happens afterwards.
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18. Clients are due back. Review your rebook reminder.
Review the business default, a service-specific rebooking interval and the conversion report before saving changes.
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19. A client needs another time. Prepare a waitlist request.
Record the client’s preferred times and service in an unsaved waitlist request, then review the handover.
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20. Sales and cash differ. Read the right report.
Use sales and payment reports to separate sales, money collected and value still owed to clients.
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