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Checkout is the thirty seconds where the whole visit turns into money. Sable keeps it on the appointment, so the service, the retail, the tip, and the payment all land on one ticket.

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Ring up an appointment

Open the appointment and start Checkout. The ticket starts with the booked service, and you build from there:
  • Add-ons and extras. Add another service, pick from products for retail (a leave-in conditioner sold at the chair counts), or type a custom charge for the one-off that fits nowhere else.
  • Discount. Apply one when you mean to, with a value you choose, and remove it just as easily.
  • Tip. Preset options plus a custom tip amount.
  • Payment. Card or Cash. Card runs through your connected payments; cash is recorded so your numbers stay true.
When it’s paid, the appointment is marked completed and the transaction shows up in Payments & Banking → Transactions with the full breakdown: items, discount, processing fee, and what you netted.

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Receipts

Receipts send themselves after checkout; you’ll see Receipt sent on the transaction. Need it again? Open the transaction and resend it. No printer tray, no “can you email me that?”

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Refunds

Mistakes happen: a duplicate charge, a no-show fee you’ve decided to waive, a service that didn’t land. Open the transaction and issue the refund from there:
  1. Set the refund amount: full or partial.
  2. Pick the reason: client cancelled, no-show waived, duplicate, or other.
  3. Add refund notes if your future self will want the context.
The refund is recorded against the original transaction, so the money story stays in one place. Card refunds return to the client’s card through your payment account; the transaction shows Refunded when it’s done.
Refunds on invoices work the same way from the invoice itself. See Create, send, and collect.

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Keep the drawer honest

  • Record cash payments at checkout even though no card runs. Your reports (and your taxes) are only as good as what you ring up.
  • Use real refunds instead of quiet cash-backs. The paper trail protects you if a client’s bank ever asks questions.
Still stuck? Visit the Help Center to submit a support ticket.