Maison applications Beauté mode 岡山の美容室 saucer (ソーサー）
岡山の美容室 saucer (ソーサー）

岡山の美容室 saucer (ソーサー）

Catégorie : Beauté mode Taille : 61.0 MB Version : 3.78.0 Développeur : DALIA inc. Nom du paquet : jp.co.dalia.EN0000267 Mise à jour : Apr 18,2026
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Description de l'application

Application salon exclusive pour les clients de saucer (saucer) avec réservations officielles.

Gérez les réservations en ligne, explorez notre blog, consultez les catalogues de coiffures et gérez les offres groupées. Restez informé des dernières actualités, y compris notre système de points à l'intérieur de l'application.

[Caractéristiques principales]

· Réservations en ligne

· Suivi de l'historique des visites clients

· Mises à jour du blog

· Gestion des points

· Galerie photo

· Galerie vidéo

· Dernières nouvelles

· Menu des services

· Demandes de produits

· Bonnes affaires spéciales

· Options de contact

[Notes importantes]

- L'affichage peut légèrement varier selon les spécifications du dispositif.

- Téléchargement recommandé dans un environnement WiFi

Nouveautés dans la version 3.78.0

Dernière mise à jour : 6 juin 2024

Corrections de bogues mineurs implementées.

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