
Your van is the salon, and it holds one groomer. Book every coat at the length it truly takes and the whole day stays where you put it.
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A goldendoodle full groom and a husky de-shed are separate services with their own price and hours, so your day is built on real numbers.
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When a coat runs forty minutes long, drag everything behind it down the board and commit it all at once. Nobody has to be called and told twice.
Learn moreYou have nobody to hand the next dog to. Forty minutes lost on a matted terrier comes straight out of every appointment behind it.
Pull the next three grooms down the board, see how the afternoon looks, and commit them together instead of editing four bookings one at a time.
The database itself refuses two active bookings on the same rig at the same time, whoever made them and whichever screen they came from.
Turn on the moved-booking email and the owner finds out from you instead of from a doorbell nobody rang. Every notification ships off until you enable it.
Mats show up on the day, never on the phone. Price the tidy, the de-mat and the shave-down side by side and let the owner choose.
A de-matting line carries its own rate and its own extra hours, so saying yes to it changes the total and the finish time in one move.
The quote goes out as a link, the owner opens it on their phone in the hallway, and accepting means typing their name. The time and device are saved with it.
An accepted quote converts straight into a booking carrying its lines and its length, so the extra ninety minutes is in the day before you drive.
Open windows get scored on the driving each one adds to the day already in the rig, and the cheapest is put at the top for you to confirm.
Rescue collie, badly matted at the back end. Anything at all this week?
When nothing fits, the owner leaves a request instead of leaving your page. It lands as a card in a thread you accept or decline in place.
The owner holds the address, the phone number and what they have spent. Each dog then sits under them as its own record, with its own coat.
Every coat that gets in the van
Shih tzus, bichons and mini poodles priced and timed on their own, so a small dog never takes the slot a big dog needed.
Goldendoodles and bernedoodles get a longer, higher-priced service of their own, because the coat is the job and you know it.
Huskies, malamutes and shepherds booked for the undercoat work they really need, with the hours on the booking to finish it.
De-matting goes on as its own priced line with its own extra time, agreed with the owner right there instead of eaten for free.
A humane shave-down listed as its own service, so the owner sees the price and the time before the coat comes off.
A short first groom the puppy is filed under, with its breed, its age and how it handled the dryer kept on its own record.
Short services on short slots that fill the half hour between two full grooms instead of running one of them over.
Set every six weeks, or every eight, once on the Free plan and it builds itself out ahead of you, so the regulars are already booked.
Your rig needs a spot outside the house and a territory tight enough that two grooms are not forty minutes apart. Claim the counties you work.
Past your coverage. Decline politely, or make an exception.
An address past your patch is turned away before it reaches the day, and the owner leaves a request instead of a booking you would have to undo.
Each size and coat is its own service with its own price and its own hours. Extras add both money and minutes, and the total is priced on our side, never trusted from the browser.
Six to eight weeks later the same dog is back, and the last groom is right there: what you took it to, what the coat did, and how it handled the dryer. Set the six or eight-week rhythm once and the visits build out ahead of you; the history is what tells you where to take the coat this time.
Cash and transfers go on the groom for free. The card is the only part of getting paid that asks anything of your plan.
Write down what the owner handed you against the booking with the date it was paid, on the Free plan, and the groom drops out of outstanding.
Send a payment request against the groom and they settle it with no account and no app. The money goes into your own account, and we never hold it.
Take the card at the door or on your booking page. Splitting a big coat-recovery job into stages with their own due dates is a Pro feature too.
One app for the whole job
Add your whole team and get booking for nothing.
As you grow with us you can go Pro.
Yes. List each one as its own service with its own price and duration. Add-ons like a de-shed or a nail trim are option groups that add both money and minutes, priced live on your page as the owner picks them.
Add a de-matting line to the booking at its own rate and its own hours. The total and the finish time both move, and everything behind it can be dragged down the board and committed together.
Yes, and it is free. You choose weeks as the rhythm and how many of them, so every six or every eight is a single setting. The visits build out ahead of you, and when one week does not work you move that visit and the rest re-anchor around it.
Yes. Each dog is a subject on its owner with its own record, and notes and photos attach to the record feed. They stay internal, so what you wrote about the clipper phobia is never shown to the owner.
Once you turn the reminders on. Every notification ships off until you enable it, and then a booking reminder goes out by email ahead of the visit, along with the arrival window on the booking.
Yes. The Free plan comes with a monthly booking allowance and no credit card, and cash and bank transfers recorded by hand cost you nothing. Taking a card is the part that needs Pro.
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