When I Work hardware quality review

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Quick question for the community:

We're trying to figure out the best approach for our salon

Would love to hear from others who've dealt with this.

Emily Rodriguez 👑 Master

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Lauren Powell

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215 posts

Nov 7, 2025

Check out the retail integration setting, that might help.

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Luis Zhang

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231 posts

Nov 11, 2025

Check out the retail integration setting, that might help.

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Eric White

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215 posts

Nov 17, 2025

+1 to this. We've seen similar results.

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Amy Reed

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Nov 17, 2025

Just went through this. Here's what I learned: take your time with the setup

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Ann Harris

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231 posts

Nov 28, 2025

Training took about 4 days for our staff.

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