Quenlo.

The POS records the day.
Quenlo runs it.

Built by a Hand & Stone franchise owner for his own front desks, managers and team. In daily use at three Milwaukee-area spas since March 2026.

Book 20 minutes — see it on your numbers

A short walkthrough with Bobby, next week. No deck, no pitch.

Desk

Today's board, as client cards

Who's coming in, who's a member, what to pitch, what to follow up — one screen the front desk actually uses. Call lists write themselves.

Manager

Payroll in hours, not days

Zenoti export in, line-level QC, ADP file out. Conversion, SOAP notes and cash reconciled every day, by spa — without a spreadsheet.

Team

Pay they can see

Every paycheck explained down to the client and the upgrade. Time off, callouts and coverage handled in one place the team already opens.

What it looks like

Today's board on the desk: each guest as a card with member status, priority and who is claiming the check-in
The desk, Monday 2 PM. Every guest is a card: member or prospect, priority, who's welcoming, who's closing. Names blurred.
Call queue: dues charged with no booking, failed payment, day-1 prospect and 7-day rebook queues with a record-what-happened panel
The call list builds itself. Dues paid but nothing booked, failed payments, day-1 prospects, 7-day rebooks — worked top-down, outcome recorded, next day's list regenerates.
Payroll cycle page: import Zenoti CSVs, review QC by spa, memberships, cancellations, bonuses, then ADP export
Payroll as a checklist. Zenoti in, QC by spa, bonuses and requests reviewed, ADP file out. Locked steps can't be skipped.

What it is: the day's work — who to call, what to pitch, what to check, what each person earned — pulled out of the POS and put in front of the person who needs it, when they need it. Same team, same POS. Different day.

Not a POS. Quenlo sits on top of the system you already run on.

Book 20 minutes