Industry modules

Same engine. Different words.

A trade is not a new product — it is a vocabulary and a set of operations over the same records. Industries, roles and skills are data on the platform, so a new trade is configured rather than rebuilt.

Live

Restaurants & food

BillTableKitchen

Counter billing, table service and day close — for kitchens, cafés and cloud kitchens.

  • Line cooks, prep cooks, kitchen help
  • Shift patterns that match service hours
  • Billing at the counter or the table
  • Day close that reconciles to the ledger

Live

Salon & beauty

BillChairClient

Service catalogue, chair-wise records, client history, shared receipts and self-booking links.

  • Stylists, therapists, nail technicians
  • Services recorded against a chair
  • Client history that survives staff changes
  • Receipts a client can open by link

In build

Construction

InvoiceSiteClient

Site-based crews, day labour attendance and invoicing against the same wage and ledger model.

  • Site crews and day labour
  • Attendance against a site, not an outlet
  • Invoicing rather than counter billing
  • The same wage and payout model

Why it matters

A new trade is a configuration, not a fork

Roles, skills and the words on screen are data, edited from the operator console. That is why the same attendance, wage and payout model serves a kitchen, a salon floor and a site.

For the worker

Felicet Partner

The app speaks your trade — tables in a kitchen, chairs in a salon.

 For the owner

Felicet Business

Hire, approve and bill in the vocabulary your staff already use.