What is being tested
T-Max room and session timing is built and in private beta testing as a salon operating workflow.
T-MAX WORKFLOW
TanCommand has built room and session timing and is testing it in private beta. TanCommand will identify a controller configuration and supported working flow only after verification. It does not claim universal compatibility, formal certification, partnership, endorsement, or support for every T-Max configuration.
PRIVATE-BETA SCOPE
T-Max room and session timing is built and in private beta testing as a salon operating workflow.
Controller configuration and the specific working flow must be verified before being named or described as supported.
A configuration-specific approach is intentional. A broad promise can hide important differences in hardware, setup, session flow, exceptions, and staff instructions.
WHAT VERIFIED MEANS
TanCommand will publish a controller configuration only after it is verified with the particular room and session workflow it supports. Until that validation is complete, TanCommand does not claim universal compatibility.
WHY TIMING BELONGS IN OPERATIONS
The front desk needs the room and session context to be understandable before a session is started.
Staff instructions, exception handling, and operational review remain part of a responsible workflow.
A business should know exactly which setup was tested rather than assume support from a general label.
Private beta and validation language makes it clear what is being tested and what has not yet been proven.
WHAT TANCOMMAND IS NOT CLAIMING
EVALUATION CHECKLIST
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
TanCommand does not claim universal compatibility. Controller support will be communicated by specific tested configuration and verified working flow.
No formal T-Max certification, partnership, or endorsement is claimed. TanCommand uses configuration-specific validation rather than broad compatibility language.
No specific configuration is named publicly until it has been verified and the supported workflow is documented.
No. Age, consent, and other compliance workflows require human and legal review; TanCommand does not promise automatic legal compliance.