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Zenoti aligns with Jean-Claude Biguine’s “customer obsessed” philosophy

The genesis of this global beauty chain can be traced to the pioneering steps of a single man, Jean-Claude Biguine, who added beauty to passion. Today, the brand operates a global chain of 400 salons and spas that span 20 countries and are worth 150 million euros. With 300 trained stylists, make-up artists, and therapists, Jean-Claude Biguine caters to the beauty needs of 15,000 customers every month.

Bonjour! My name is Samir. I run Jean-Claude Biguine Salons, which is a part of a French luxury brand of salons from the first-world countries where we have close to about 350 salons in leading countries like France, Italy, Japan. In India we operate 14 luxury salons in the two cities of Bombay and Bangalore. Well, at Jean-Claude Biguine, I think the journey of a customer and the relationship which he or she has with the floor team is extremely important.

And the kind of products which we use exclusively at Jean-Claude Biguine for the Indian customers are our top-of-the-line products and the top-of-the-line services that we offer to all our clients.

We have an internal team which is to be customer obsessed, which is almost 24x7x365, and we would like to actually use a tool which is like MMS [ManageMySpa, now Zenoti], which has been started at JCB about four to five months ago, and we've been kind of championing the same over the last four or five months.

I think it's a wonderful platform, and I would compliment the MMS team for developing this platform. Some of the immediate benefits that we see, apart from the usual information on analytics and stuff like that, I think being a customer obsessed brand, we get to know our customers' history in real time and then you can recommend her the right kind of services based on the MMS data, which is available at a glance.

I think the whole offering by MMS is wonderful. It's only up to us how we utilize it. And I think we need to champion it internally before we really take it up to the customer. So, I would say best of luck and look forward to having many more versions of MMS and its avatar over the next two to three years.