Remembering customers between visits
Two messages a shop sends from Slickerbook without sitting down to type: a pet birthday greeting once a year, and a one-off blast checked against each customer's consent.
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Pricing, scheduling, no-shows, and running a grooming business without drowning in software.
Two messages a shop sends from Slickerbook without sitting down to type: a pet birthday greeting once a year, and a one-off blast checked against each customer's consent.
Read onWhen a call to the shop's number goes unanswered, the caller gets a text with the booking link and the staff get a push, app closed or not.
Read onA vaccination certificate gets read into proposed rows, a person confirms each one, and the expiry date starts its own countdown on the pet's record.
Read onA card reader on the groomer's phone takes the balance and uncharged card tips in one card-present payment, and the tip report shows when a card tip was charged.
Read onOne tracking link texted at Start drive shows the van on a map, hands over the groom details on arrival, and opens the customer portal when the groom is done.
Read onThe daily brief now texts each staff member their own version of the day: owners get the whole schedule and the balances, groomers get their own stops with no money…
Read onDrop your old product's export in as it came out: three files, their columns mapped, their record numbers linked, one preview before anything is written.
Read onCancellation reasons, auto-cancel of unconfirmed bookings, and a waitlist that settles its own offers, so a downed van's slots come back without phone tag.
Read onThe boarding timeline and the by-groomer day view answer one question each: where can this animal or this person go next?
Read onA waitlist entry can say which day, which timeframe, which pet, and which service. A cancellation matches against those, and the row is editable when they change.
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