One marketplace, many service models
Support appointments, requests, quotes, recurring work, packages, consultations and multi-visit services without forcing every provider into one workflow.
Discover providers, book appointments, request services, ask for quotes and manage service orders across responsive web and native mobile—starting with Beauty & Wellness, without making beauty the architectural limit.
The marketplace is under active development. This page distinguishes implemented foundations from planned provider and governance surfaces.
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Quote requiredBeauty & Wellness gives the marketplace a concrete first market while the underlying product remains service-, order- and provider-centric.
Support appointments, requests, quotes, recurring work, packages, consultations and multi-visit services without forcing every provider into one workflow.
Customers use the same service taxonomy, order model, pricing rules and marketplace contracts across responsive web and the iOS/Android app.
Represent provider locations, mobile professionals, at-home service, remote delivery and hybrid fulfilment inside the same marketplace core.
Beauty & Wellness is the first activated vertical, while the foundation remains generic enough for additional local-service industries.
The core product avoids hard-coding salons, appointments or fixed locations as universal assumptions.
Browse categories, services and providers through a general service-first marketplace rather than a salon-only directory.
Represent organisations, independent professionals, locations, teams, workers, service coverage and marketplace trust information.
Use categories, attributes and vertical configuration so new industries can be activated without rebuilding the marketplace core.
Support instant booking, request-to-book and service requests depending on the provider and service workflow.
Allow quote-required services to move through request, provider response and customer acceptance instead of pretending every job has a fixed price.
Model fixed, from-price, hourly, daily, per-unit, package and quote-required pricing.
Keep appointment-style availability and broader service-order scheduling behind shared marketplace contracts.
Use a broad order model, with appointments represented as service sessions rather than the marketplace being built around appointments alone.
Keep bookings, requests, quotes and broader service orders in a unified customer history across web and mobile.
Support reviews, provider verification and trust controls as marketplace-level capabilities rather than vertical-specific add-ons.
The provider surface is being shaped around organisations, teams, branches, workers, services, schedules, customers, quotes and orders.
TouteGestion Platform Admin is the control plane for category governance, provider verification, policies, moderation and marketplace configuration.
A haircut, bridal package, mobile massage and future home-service job do not need identical workflows. The marketplace routes each through the appropriate service-order pattern.
Browse services and providers by category, need, location and fulfilment model.
Review provider details, service options, delivery mode and pricing model before proceeding.
The marketplace routes the customer into the engagement model appropriate to that service.
Shared marketplace rules determine eligibility, scheduling and economic terms rather than leaving them to the client app.
Appointments, visits and broader work are represented through service orders and sessions.
Order history and marketplace trust features support repeat use across activated service verticals.
The existing Salon business experience is reference material, while the target provider surface is generic enough for organisations, independent professionals, branches and mobile workers.
Represent the provider organisation or independent professional, locations, workers and coverage model.
Configure services, pricing, duration or delivery expectations, service areas and category-specific attributes.
Handle bookings, requests and quote opportunities through the appropriate service workflow.
Coordinate schedules, workers, sessions, customers and service-order progress from a provider operations surface.
Verification, reviews, policies and dispute controls remain connected to the provider's marketplace presence.
The marketplace foundation supports multiple commercial and fulfilment patterns before additional verticals are activated.
Choose an available slot and confirm an appointment-style service.
Request a preferred time while the provider retains acceptance control.
Describe the need first, then move forward after the provider prices the work.
Purchase a clearly defined service outcome rather than a time slot.
Represent repeat work without creating a separate vertical-specific product.
Support services that require more than one session or stage.
The first activation is intentionally focused enough to launch and learn, while still exercising the broad marketplace foundation across different pricing, duration and fulfilment models.
Cuts, styling, barber services and related appointments.
Braiding and specialist hair services with duration and pricing flexibility.
Manicure, pedicure, extensions and related nail services.
Makeup, lash and beauty services at provider or customer locations.
Facials, skincare and specialist beauty treatments.
Wellness, massage and spa services with provider-location or mobile fulfilment.
Consultation-first, package and multi-service workflows for events.
Responsive web and Expo iOS/Android clients share marketplace domain rules instead of implementing independent business logic for pricing, quotes, booking eligibility, scheduling, verification or payments.
Service discovery, provider browsing, customer orders and marketplace journeys for browser users.
A service-order-centric mobile experience using the same taxonomy and marketplace contracts as web.
Planned migration of provider teams, branches, services, quotes, orders, schedules and reporting into a generic Local Services experience.
Central governance for categories, provider verification, policies, trust, moderation and marketplace configuration.
The roadmap protects one customer marketplace, one native app and one administrative control plane as new service industries are activated.
Shared domain, service taxonomy, service orders, service sessions, pricing contracts, customer web surface and native mobile foundation.
Activate the first commercial vertical across the same web and mobile marketplace foundation.
Move the mature standalone Salon business patterns into a generic Local Services provider experience without duplicating product boundaries.
Add category, provider verification, moderation, trust, policy and marketplace configuration modules to the central TouteGestion control plane.
Activate further categories through taxonomy and capability configuration, adding targeted workflow extensions only where truly necessary.
No. The architecture deliberately moves beyond salon-specific assumptions. Beauty & Wellness is the first vertical, but the marketplace core models generic providers, services, orders, sessions, pricing and fulfilment.
No. The plan is one responsive web marketplace and one native customer app, with additional verticals activated through the same service taxonomy and marketplace foundation.
Yes. The foundation supports provider-location, customer-location, remote and hybrid fulfilment models.
No. The marketplace supports multiple engagement models including booking, requests, quotes, fixed jobs, recurring work and multi-visit services.
The Local Services product is still in development. Payment execution belongs to TouteGestion's shared payment infrastructure and is not presented here as an already-live marketplace payment capability.
Not yet. Provider operations are being migrated into a generic Local Services surface rather than duplicating the old Salon-specific dashboard.
Beauty & Wellness is the first planned active vertical across web and native mobile.
Additional local-service verticals can be activated through taxonomy and capability configuration while preserving the same customer applications and marketplace core.
Beauty & Wellness is the first commercial activation. The customer, provider, service-order, trust and platform foundations are being designed for the wider local-service economy from the beginning.