How F9.contact Encrypts Your Clients’ Data
A technical look at how F9.contact encrypts client data: one key per record, a key for your salon alone, what is encrypted, what is not, and how erasure works.
Croatian fiscalisation, GDPR, client records and prepaid services, written for the people who run the salon.
A technical look at how F9.contact encrypts client data: one key per record, a key for your salon alone, what is encrypted, what is not, and how erasure works.
How the shared front-desk tablet works in F9.contact: set it up once, staff switch with a PIN, and every booking and receipt carries the right name.
From 1 October every Croatian salon must show, beside each current price, the price that applied on 10 September 2026 — and anyone with a website must publish a machine-readable price list. What the rule asks for, and how to get ready.
Why chemical and aesthetic treatments need signed, traceable consent, and how eIDAS electronic signatures in F9.contact make each one independently verifiable.
Pre-paid service packages and recurring memberships both drive prepayment, but solve different problems. How to choose the right tool per salon client.
How gift cards work in F9.contact and why the Croatian MPV treatment means no VAT at sale and VAT at redemption, fiscalised correctly with the Tax Administration.
Structured hair colour-formula records let any colorist reproduce a result on the next visit. How to capture mix, developer, levels and tone, encrypted at rest.
Recurring membership plans turn unpredictable salon visits into stable monthly revenue. The business case, the common models, and the EU rules.
Fiscalisation 101 for personal-care businesses: what JIR, ZKI and the receipt QR code mean, how the blagajnicki maksimum works, and how F9.contact automates it.
What GDPR actually requires of a personal-care business, in plain terms: lawful basis, consent, customer data rights, and how F9.contact handles them for you.