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I was curious to know how this would work using a marketplace concept. For instance, I want to provide a service to different beauty salons. Each salon would be able to list their separate services, pricing, and a list of their employees. End users should have the ability to go directly to a page for a selected salon to see that list of services and book for that salon. Also, it would be good if each individual stylist can have a page that a end user goes to and would see a list of services provided by that particular stylist, pricing, and be able to book with that particular stylist.
I see two new views that needs to be created. One for each individual stylist (employee) that only shows services offered by this stylist (employee) and a booking capability only for that stylist (employee). The other view would be for a Salon that shows the services offered by that salon, a list of stylists, pricing, etc.
Lets say I have 5 different salons listed, the services offered and pricing would be different for each and of course the stylists would roll up to their parent salon.
I look forward to your response.
Best regards,
-Nick
Hi Nick,
Thank you for your inquire.
With our plugin you can create more than 1 salon and assign employees with different services for each of the salons.
My suggestion is to check out our demo sites https://wpamelia.com/demos/
as well as our documentation for more info.
Can you also tell me is maybe multi-vendor option that you are looking?
If that is the case, unfortunately we don't support multi-vendor option at the moment. Although we have integration with WooCommerce that integration is made for using different payment methods, taxes and invoices but it is not suitable for multi-vendor option.
Best regards.
Kind Regards,
Miloš Jovanović
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