Track
The Daycare and Grooming track
Two service lines sharing one floor and one calendar. It leads with the booking that is a day and a groom together, because building that one wrong costs a yard place every time.
6 lessons
In order
- 1A daycare day and a groom, in one visitTwo services on one pet card is one booking. Two cards is two bookings for the same dog on the same day, and that is where the double charge and the missing yard place come from.3 min read · Owner or front desk
- 2Making a booking, from one dog to a nineteen-night stayOne booking holds a card per pet, and each card holds that pet's services. The switch at the top of the form decides whether Petboost picks the time or you do.4 min read · Owner or front desk
- 3Schedules and Sessions, part 2 - resources and capacityA resource has its own hours and its own capacity, and a service ignores it entirely until you link the two. This is why a daycare set to 3 still shows a fourth spot.3 min read · Owner
- 4Services and add-ons, without confusing the clientTwo settings decide how your booking page reads. The service type, which cannot be changed later, and whether an add-on is paired to a parent service.2 min read · Owner
- 5Packages: sell one, spend the credits, fix a balanceA package balance is held on the owner's account and stamped with the location that sold it. Those two facts settle most package questions.4 min read · Owner or front desk
- 6A day in Mission Control: check-in, the run sheet and Ready to PayReady to Pay is a status, not a payment screen. Every card on the board moves one column to the right, and the way back is on the card rather than the board.4 min read · Owner or front desk