How does Voksha work for a salon brand with multiple locations?

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For a multi-location group, Voksha can be set up so each location's phone number routes to a configuration that knows that specific location's hours, staff, services, and calendar, rather than treating the brand as one undifferentiated entity. This matters because a two-location salon group with a downtown studio and a suburban location often has real differences, different stylist rosters, sometimes different hours, occasionally different service menus or pricing by market, and a caller asking about availability needs an answer specific to the location they are actually asking about, not a blended average. The Enterprise plan, starting at $990 a month with custom call volume, is built for this kind of scale, since a group operation typically generates call volume well beyond what Starter or Premium's included calls cover once you add up every location's daily traffic, and Enterprise also brings HIPAA and GDPR compliance and CRM integrations like Salesforce or HubSpot, useful for a group that wants centralized reporting and client data management across locations rather than each location's data living in a separate silo. Booking itself still syncs to each location's actual calendar or booking platform, whether that is a shared Boulevard or Zenoti account with location-based views or genuinely separate systems per location, so a caller booking at the downtown location is checked against that location's real stylist availability, not the suburban location's. For groups running a single central phone number that routes callers to whichever location they want, Voksha can be configured to ask which location the caller means early in the call and then apply that location's specific information for the rest of the interaction.