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Salon commission system for Malaysian hair salons

Close monthly stylist payout without spreadsheets. POS checkout feeds tiered commission, locked periods, and exportable reports.

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Key takeaways

  • Tiered stylist commission from POS checkout—not spreadsheet formulas
  • Separate service vs. retail rates with assistant splits
  • Period lock, adjustments, and CSV export for payroll
  • Built for Malaysian hair salons with 3–15 chairs

Common pain points

  • Different stylists on different commission tiers
  • Services and retail products pay different rates
  • Assistants need shared commission splits
  • Packages and redemptions complicate payouts
  • Owners need adjustments before locking the month

How it works

  1. 01

    POS checkout

    Attribute every service and product line to the stylist and assistant on the ticket.

  2. 02

    Tiered commission

    Apply cliff or progressive tiers (e.g. RM10k → 10%, RM20k → 15%) from real revenue.

  3. 03

    Lock & export

    Review settlements, add adjustments, lock the period, export CSV for payroll.

What is a salon commission system in Malaysia?

A salon commission system tracks how much each stylist earns from services and retail, applies tier rules (flat or revenue-based), and produces month-end payout reports owners can lock and export. In Malaysian hair salons, tiers often follow monthly revenue—for example 10% on the first RM10,000 and 15% above that threshold.

Generic payroll tools and Excel templates break when assistants share commission, packages redeem at checkout, or owners adjust disputes before locking the month. SiteHair ties commission to POS line items so every payout line traces back to a completed ticket.

Tiered stylist commission without spreadsheet drift

Stylist commission disputes usually start when the spreadsheet version differs from what stylists remember at checkout. SiteHair snapshots commission when the ticket closes, stores tier thresholds per stylist, and lets owners review settlements before period lock.

Search terms like tiered stylist commission and salon commission system Malaysia map to this workflow: attribute sales, apply tiers, export CSV for payroll—without rebuilding formulas every month.

How SiteHair compares to Excel and generic POS

Retail POS attributes sales to SKUs, not stylists. Booking apps show appointments but not payout math. SiteHair combines counter checkout, package redemption, DuitNow and card payments, and commission rules in one salon commission system Malaysia teams can audit.

Owners switching from Fresha, Booksy, or Qashier often keep commission in Excel because their stack was not built for cliff tiers. SiteHair is commission-first: bookings and WhatsApp reminders support revenue, but payout clarity is the core product.

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