Save Client Photos

GlossGenius lets you snap, store, and see unlimited client photos easily. This is great for remembering every single detail with a visual history of client's styles and progress. We recommend using this feature to deepen relationships with clients and connect with them like never before. 

How do I save client photos?

1. Tap the "Clients" tab in the bottom center of the dashboard > tap on a client name.
2. In the box of pictures below the client's name, tap "Add Client Pics."
3. Tap the "+" in the top right of the screen, upload a photo from your phone, add optional notes and then press "Add."

How do I access client photos?

1. Tap the "Clients" tab in the bottom center of the dashboard > tap on a client name.
2. In the box of pictures below the client's name, scroll through the pics.
3. Tap on a pic for which you want more detail on. 

How do I edit or delete client photos?

1. Tap the "Clients" tab on the bottom center of the dashboard > tap on a client name.
2. On the client file, tap "Client Portfolio."
3. Tap the three dots "..." next to a pic for which you want to edit or delete. 

How can I use client photos?

• Build a visual history of every client with ease: Take unlimited photos straight from the app and store them down to a client file immediately. Add notes about your work straight to a photo. Absolutely perfect for before and afters, client inspiration, and building your portfolio. Forget about ever having to take photos from your smartphone and upload them onto a computer. 
• Connect with your clients better and deepen relationships: When a client says “I loved that style with framing and subtle color you did for me last fall”, scroll through photos until you identify the style, technique, and products used along with any notes saved from that appointment. 
• Inspire other clients and supercharge your consultations: You can also share your past work with other clients to inspire them when they’re searching for a new look. It's a supercharger for consultations with new clients to explain your work.