
Keep full agistment, part agistment and every paddock-rest closure on one agistment place diary the person opening up can trust.
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Show only the paddock or stable time you can take. Once a customer confirms the agistment place, that exact resource and window leave the public page.
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Put every horse arrival, occupied block and paddock-rest closure on one agistment place calendar, with the actual paddock or stable named on each entry.
Learn moreOne is a fence and some grass. One is feeding and rugging twice a day, every day, in the rain. Charging both as a spot on the property is how a yard undercharges for years.
Sell paddock, part and full care as separate things, so the work you actually do is the work that appears on the monthly bill.
An agistment runs until somebody ends it rather than being rebooked, so nobody is re-entering twelve owners on the first of the month.
A taken yard is off the page for its term, so a float arriving on a Saturday is never sent to a paddock that already has something in it.
See full agistment, spelling paddocks and paddock-rest closure together, with the actual resource attached to every entry.
Owner, horse, care level and every payment across four years on one record, so a question about a bill from March is a thirty-second answer.
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Offer the paddock or stable only for the dates and times it is ready. Confirmation removes that precise agistment place window before it is promised twice.
Hold the complete booking around horse arrival, not just the customer-facing session, while unaffected paddock or stable time stays available.
Repeat this kind of agistment place weekly or monthly on Free, stopping after the final agreed visit instead of leaving an endless block.
Keep the customer, paddock or stable and practical notes together so short-term stabling starts from one current record rather than scattered messages.
Close only the resources needed for competition stopovers, leaving every unrelated paddock or stable open for another booking.
Begin the longer arrangement with an itemised quote and keep the accepted requirements beside the booking.
Move the date to cover arrival-date changes, without losing the customer, payment position or earlier agreement.
Block the exact period needed for paddock-rest closure, reopening the paddock or stable only when it is ready to use again.
Keep payment status with the agistment place, including offline money recorded on Free and complete online card checkout on Pro.
Pro takes the complete agistment fee by card when the agistment place is booked. Record cash or bank transfer manually on Free.
Record cash or bank transfer manually on Free, keeping the agistment fee beside the agistment place.
Send an itemised quote for the longer agistment place and agreed extras, then keep later payments with the accepted details.
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A taken paddock is off the page for its whole term, so a float arriving Saturday is never sent to a yard that is already occupied.
Paddock, part and full care are priced separately, so feeding twice a day is a thing you sell rather than a favour you cannot account for.
Email the customer their paddock or stable, horse arrival and practical arrival notes before the booked time begins.
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Yes. Your public page shows genuine paddock or stable availability and removes the selected resource or stock when the booking is completed.
Yes. Repeat the same paddock or stable weekly or monthly on Free, ending on a chosen date or after the final planned booking.
Yes. Pro takes the complete agistment fee by card when the agistment place is booked. Record cash or bank transfer manually on Free.
Yes. Close the exact window needed for horse arrival or paddock-rest closure while every unaffected paddock or stable remains available.
Yes. Set each paddock or stable up separately so a confirmed booking removes only that resource and time.
Yes. Itemise the longer agistment place and agreed extras, send the quote and keep the accepted version with the booking.
Handle enquiries when your diary is full with clear requests, alternative times and a practical manual waiting list that avoids double bookings.
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