Know your numbers. Run the back office.
OPS is where the other three pillars report for duty: every booking, sale, and payment lands here on its own — no data entry, no shoebox of receipts, no "I'll sort it at tax time."
REPORTING & ROLES ARE LIVE TODAY · ACCOUNTING & TAX ARE ON THE WAY — SEE THE ROADMAP BELOW
FED LIVE BY GROW · SCHEDULE · SHOP
The numbers do their own paperwork
Two OPS features are live today, two are in the workshop — and we'll always tell you which is which.
One dashboard you'll actually check
Revenue, bookings, top services, and marketing performance on a single screen, updated the moment money moves. Ask "how's the month going?" and get an answer, not a spreadsheet project.
Reporting & dashboardsEveryone sees exactly what they should
Stylists see their own calendar and clients. Your manager sees the numbers. Your bookkeeper sees the books — and nobody stumbles into payroll. Permissions per role, per location, set once.
Team roles & permissionsBooks that balance themselves
Income is already in FYNZ the moment you get paid — accounting connects the other half: expenses, categorization, and reconciliation where the money already lives. In development now; join the waitlist from the feature page.
Accounting & bookkeepingKnow what you owe before tax season does
A running estimate of your tax set-aside, built from real income as it happens — for US and Canadian small businesses. So April (or your quarterly installments) stops being a surprise party.
Tax toolsYour month, at a glance
Flip the range — the numbers and chart follow. This is the OPS home screen, fed automatically by the other three pillars.
What's live, what's next
We'd rather under-promise: here's exactly where each OPS feature stands today.
Five features. Zero spreadsheets.
Revenue, bookings, and marketing on one live screen.
LEARN MORE →Team roles & permissionsEveryone sees exactly what they should — nothing more.
LEARN MORE →Income and expenses reconciled where the money already lives.
Know what you owe before tax season does.
Compare and combine numbers across every location.
The whole business, accounted for.
Four pillars, one platform — from the first lead in GROW to the last line in the books.