Primary record
Patient identity, medical history, clinical documentation, photos, consent, treatment, and follow-up.
Client profile, booking history, preferences, services, purchases, and communications.
Software architecture guide
A medical spa EMR is responsible for the clinical record; salon software is primarily designed for appointments, clients, staff, services, payments, and retail. Some platforms combine both. The clinic must evaluate the actual clinical workflow rather than relying on the product category label.
Patient identity, medical history, clinical documentation, photos, consent, treatment, and follow-up.
Client profile, booking history, preferences, services, purchases, and communications.
Provider authorship, signatures, amendments, alerts, treatment traceability, tasks, and oversight.
May vary widely; must be demonstrated rather than assumed.
Scheduling, inventory, checkout, memberships, packages, products, gift cards, and reporting connected to care.
Often strong in booking, POS, memberships, marketing, and staff scheduling.
One clinic operating system with optional specialized retention layer.
One hybrid platform or a defined salon-platform plus EMR integration.
Vela may fit when
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Direct answers
No. Product labels vary. Evaluate whether the system actually supports the clinic's clinical, privacy, documentation, supervision, retention, and export requirements.
Yes, if record authority, integration, identity matching, downtime behavior, and ownership are explicit and tested.
Run your clinic through both