Consultations, treatments, and follow-up have different workflows
Keep this visible inside the same booking, client, and team workspace instead of rebuilding context across separate tools.
Frexima supports medspa booking, practitioner calendars, communication, consent-aware media, and operational follow-up. It does not replace regulated medical records, prescribing, or clinical governance systems.
Keep this visible inside the same booking, client, and team workspace instead of rebuilding context across separate tools.
Keep this visible inside the same booking, client, and team workspace instead of rebuilding context across separate tools.
Keep this visible inside the same booking, client, and team workspace instead of rebuilding context across separate tools.
Keep appointment, team, and client workflows visible only to the people who need them.
Move from discovery and booking into a controlled client relationship.
Client access remains invitation-only on every industry landing page, and every salon receives its first 100 client invitations as a launch offer.
Start small and grow only when another active bookable calendar is needed.
No. Regulated medical documentation, prescribing, and clinical governance must remain in an appropriate specialist system.
Yes. Frexima uses workspace roles and permissions to control operational access.
Client access is free. Salon workspaces start at USD 49 per month for one or two active bookable calendars after a 7-day trial. Non-bookable team members do not increase the price.
A client requests an invitation with their name and a public social profile. An administrator or coordinator reviews the request before an invitation is issued.
No. Every Frexima industry page leads to the same secure Frexima account, workspace, and sign-in.