Resources

Practical guides for running a cleaner scooping operation.

Setup guides and tools for decisions owners make before their public pages, routes, billing, and client portal go live.

Pricing setup guide

Structure dog count, frequency, first-clean, and yard-area rules before customers request service.

  • Set base recurring prices first
  • Separate initial cleanup from recurring service
  • Decide when yard area should add a surcharge

Route planning guide

Build a route-day model for assigning clients, ordering stops, and keeping field staff informed.

  • Group clients by service area
  • Keep gate, dog, and yard notes near each stop
  • Review route progress before billing follow-up

First-time cleanup guide

Separate initial cleanup pricing from recurring service so the first visit does not distort subscription billing.

  • Quote the first visit clearly
  • Record extra yard condition notes
  • Move the account into recurring service after review

Client portal setup guide

Decide what customers can update themselves and which requests should stay staff-approved.

  • Let customers request changes
  • Require approval for billing or route impact
  • Show service history and invoices in one place

Message policy guide

Plan service messages, proof notifications, and tier allowances before scaling routes.

  • Use messages for service changes and proof
  • Keep marketing consent separate
  • Set expectations for response times

Yard-area pricing explainer

Use manual area entry when it is enough, then verify with map measurement when the business needs tighter pricing control.

  • Record the area source
  • Preview price changes before applying
  • Use verification for high-variance yards

Resources should support decisions owners make before launch.

The goal is to help a business owner configure service rules, client policies, billing paths, and public pages without vague software language.

  1. Choose pricingDogs, frequency, first cleanups, and yard-area modifiers.
  2. Set policiesSkip, postpone, cancellation, and missed-visit acknowledgements.
  3. Prepare routesAssignments, notes, proof, and field app behavior.
  4. Publish pagesHosted site, quote path, contact details, and client portal links.