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Champneys is a leading UK operator with four destination spas and eight days spas across the country


Concept Software Systems green app


Concept has developed an iPad app that can help spas to become more greener. The Guest Consultation Forms app allows guests checking in for a treatment to complete their consultation question- naire on an iPad device, rather than a paper form. T e product also includes signature capture, so when the guest has signed their disclaimer, the ques- tionnaire is then stored against their profi le. T is functionality is used for membership data capture.


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ResortSuite and Champneys team up


ResortSuite software has been chosen for Champneys Resorts and Day Spas. T e solu- tion will be deployed in a centralised private cloud environment and will serve Champneys’ four health resorts and eight day spas with a single guest profi le database. ResortSuite will replace numerous systems


from multiple vendors to consolidate multi- ple guest profi les and streamline operations. In total, ResortSuite will replace approxi- mately seven separate customer databases. Frank Pitsikalis, ResortSuite founder and CEO says: “We feel Champneys’ highly


personalised, guest-focused business approach is an ideal match for our guest- centric product design philosophy.” Alex De Carvalho, Champneys group


managing director, says: “ResortSuite has a proven track record providing destina- tion spa properties around the world with enterprise technology to ensure effi cient booking experiences via multiple channels, streamlined operations and unmatched business intelligence.”


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New SpaSoft version


PAR Springer-Miller has launched a new version of SpaSoſt spa management soſt - ware – version 3.3.0. Its features include point of sale, daily discounts, promo- tional products tracking, customisable marketing selections, detailed summa- ries of guest purchases and customisable reports. Features available for the Pre- mium and Elite spa soſt ware editions include reservations which can be sub- mitted as a group, saving time and reducing the number of booking steps among other features. Meanwhile, SpaSoſt will be part of a


new exclusive distribution partnership by PAR Springer-Miller Systems with FAMA Technologies in Saudi Arabia. “Hotels and spas in Saudi Arabia are


coping with the increased sophistica- tion of their client base and need to equip


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Book4Time iPad app


themselves with the best-in-class tools.” says HH Prince Khaled Bin Fahd Al Saud, owner and MD of FAMA Technologies. SpaSoſt users also are being invited to


attend the SpaSoſt Users Group (SUG) con- ference in Wisconsin, US in November.


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Book4Time launched its mobile application for the iPad in October. T e new feature pro- vides clients with convenient access to their spa management soſt ware from a mobile device. The app is designed to integrate seamlessly with current Book4Time data. To promotion the launch, the company


will give away free iPads to new clients who sign up via www.book4time.com/ipad


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