Digital operations for singing bowl therapy

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.

Individual sessions are one-on-one delivery, so set sellable slots and inventory per practitioner: for example, a practitioner opens a fixed number of slots each week, each holding one client, and 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.

Publish a multi-participant event as one slot plus inventory: the event is one sellable slot, and the inventory is the number of seats. When seats fill, it comes off the shelf automatically; clients self-register and pay in the Mini Program. Publishing, payment, and on-site redemption run on one chain — no manual roll-calls in chat groups, no spreadsheets.

The store homepage and page-builder components present practitioner introductions, services, and delivery formats so clients know what to expect before booking. Orders flow through dispatch or self-assignment, with service completion confirmations creating a trail. Note: this solution has no practitioner shift calendar — rota planning happens outside the system — and it hosts no efficacy claims of any kind.

Revenue in this format usually combines "individual sessions + events," and card design can mirror the two lines: session cards or prepaid balance lock in long-term clients on the individual side; events charge per seat with on-site redemption. The system supports three benefit carriers — session cards, prepaid balance, and package cards — with top-up bonus tiers, member tier discounts, and balance payment passwords. Pricing and card rules are designed by the studio itself.

In experience-driven formats, churn happens right after the first visit — and this is exactly where a system helps. Available mechanisms: automatic return-visit coupons after a service, reminders as coupons near expiry, points separating active from silent clients, and service records as a reason to reach out. The system supports compliant referral rewards within two levels only — no three-level commissions or viral-tier schemes.

Yes. Bowls, forks, and music carriers are physical products: multi-spec listing, member pricing, and scheduled listing are supported, with in-store pickup (with redemption) and courier shipping as fulfillment options. Same-city instant delivery is an optional capability — third-party accounts and fees arranged separately.

The system supports compliant referral rewards within two levels only (existing-client referral incentives) — no three-level-or-deeper commissions, tiered rewards, dividends, or viral upgrade schemes, in line with China's Regulation on Prohibition of Pyramid Schemes. In practice, gratitude-style incentives work best, with the rules posted visibly in the studio.

Under Chinese national standards, non-medical services aimed at relaxation and stress relief — such as singing bowl therapy — generally fall within the wellness service industry. GB/T 30444-2026 Classification of Wellness Services (effective August 1, 2026) divides wellness services into eight categories; in the 2019 Health Industry Statistical Classification they sit under "health promotion services — wellness and health-preservation services." Yujian Cloud serves the non-medical business scenarios within this scope.

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. Common industry claims like "heals insomnia" or "relieves anxiety" are medical-effect claims — this system does not host them, and studios should avoid them in their own marketing as well.

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.

Usually four: set the event as one sellable slot and fill in the seat count (inventory); clients self-register and pay in the Mini Program; on-site redemption confirms delivery; after the event, the system records results and commissions per configured rules. The whole flow runs on one chain — no roll-calls, no manual reconciliation.

Commissions calculate from rules configured in the back office, each line tied to a specific order and service completion record, forming auditable detail that practitioners can withdraw against. The studio sets the rules; the system does the math and keeps the trail. Note: this solution has no practitioner shift calendar — rota planning happens outside the system.