Digital operations for healing spaces & studios

Six stages: acquisition & trust (store homepage, booking attached to content, share posters, members on follow), booking & fulfillment (time-slot inventory, in-store or on-site service, deposits and balances, dispatch and self-assignment, service completion confirmation, 12 redemption types), benefits & checkout (session cards, prepaid balance, package cards, tier discounts, checkout counter with shift printing), products & multi-fulfillment (multi-spec products, member pricing, scheduled listing, pickup redemption, courier shipping, same-city instant delivery), repeat visits & referral (post-service coupons, expiry reminders, points, member referral within two levels, compliant), and back-office operations (commission detail and withdrawals, campaign statistics, permission groups and activity logs, multi-store management). Every capability is verified against the real system — book a demo to check them one by one.

Standard plan: ¥980/year (CNY), WeChat Mini Programs (WeChat only), covering basic activation only — WeChat verification, page decoration, data import, and SMS fees excluded. Multi-location chain edition: ¥3,980/year (CNY). Buy two years, third year included (through 2026-12-31). Paid add-ons and third-party fees (payment, logistics) are itemized separately — never bundled.

It depends on which tasks have become a burden. With one or two practitioners, bookings in chat tools and card balances on paper, the first things to break as clients grow are: time-slot conflicts, card balances that do not reconcile, and clients who never hear from you again after one session. None of these is fixed by trying harder — they need one system that puts booking, cards, and membership together. Start with booking and checkout; turn on the rest as needed.

The system supports both dispatch and self-assignment: the front desk can assign a practitioner, or orders can go into an open pool for practitioners to claim. Service completion confirmations create a trail, and commissions calculate from configured rules with withdrawable detail. Note: this solution does not include a practitioner shift-calendar feature — rota planning happens outside the system.

A common pattern: set sellable slots and inventory per service — for example, a practitioner opens two slots every Saturday afternoon, each holding one client; sold-out slots come off the shelf automatically. Take a deposit at booking to reduce no-shows. In-store and on-site fulfillment can be configured separately.

The system supports three benefit carriers at once: session cards, prepaid balance, and package cards — with top-up bonus tiers, member tier discounts, balance payment passwords, and checkout-counter shift printing. For a healing space, a common combination: session cards lock visit frequency, prepaid balance raises per-client value, and packages bundle services for a higher ticket. Balance and card rules are configured by the studio and must follow local prepaid-card regulations.

Follow-up needs data: services, products, and membership in one system. Available mechanisms: automatic return-visit coupons after a service, reminders as coupons near expiry, points separating active from silent clients, and member referral bringing new clients. The system supports compliant referral rewards within two levels only — no three-level commissions, tiered rewards, or dividend schemes.

For a solo studio the problem is not "complex management" — it is that nobody remembers things for you: who booked when, how many sessions a card has left, where the last conversation ended. The standard plan is built for single locations and small spaces: one back office runs the whole studio, and booking, checkout, and membership all work from a phone. No extra hires, no complex admin to learn first.

Yes. Both fulfillment forms are supported and can be configured per service, alongside deposits, balances, and service completion confirmations. If your business also needs third-party delivery providers for product shipping, same-city instant delivery is an optional capability — accounts and fees arranged separately.

Yes — a common pattern is "services first, store behind": in-store services create depth, and the Mini Program store carries repurchases after clients leave. Multi-spec products, member pricing, and scheduled listing are supported, with in-store pickup, courier shipping, and same-city instant delivery as fulfillment options. Clients keep a way to buy and be re-engaged after they walk out.

No. Yujian Cloud serves non-medical healing and wellness business scenarios. It provides no diagnosis or treatment functions and makes no efficacy claims; scale-based features are for non-diagnostic preference and self-assessment only. If your business involves psychotherapy or medical services, it needs a separate assessment against the relevant industry regulations.

Basic activation (account setup and base configuration) usually completes within 1–3 business days. Assisted page decoration and historical data import are scheduled separately if needed. Before activating, walk your real operating flow through a demo and confirm the capability boundaries first.

The DIY page builder (41 components) and page template library turn services, delivery formats, and things to note into dedicated service pages, and "booking attached to content" connects an introduction page directly to its booking entry. Share posters distribute across channels, and forwarding carries your store homepage. Following the Official Account or entering the Mini Program makes someone a member — no extra registration.

The standard plan targets single locations and small spaces. The multi-location chain edition supports multi-store management: headquarters sets products and campaigns centrally, manages each store's data by permission group, views consolidated statistics, and unifies member assets across stores (cross-store benefits, shared prepaid balance and cards). The exact cross-store scope depends on your configuration — verify item by item in a demo when evaluating chain scenarios.