Grooming runs on knowledge that usually lives in one person's head. Kip writes it down: the exact cut specification, the coat condition, the behavior flags that change how you handle a dog, and the vaccination paperwork with its own expiry clock — all attached to the pet, visible to whoever takes the appointment.
A family with three dogs is one household with three pets, not three unrelated contacts you keep re-explaining to.
Blade lengths, body, legs, face, ears, tail, finish. What 'the usual' means, in a form a groomer who has never met the dog can follow.
Muzzle required, two-person nail trim, senior with a heart condition. Flags appear on the appointment and in the van, not buried in a notes field.
Upload the certificate, Kip reads the date, tracks the expiry and warns you before you book a dog whose shots lapsed.
The same fields that describe the dog are the ones that price the groom, so the record and the invoice can never disagree.
Two records for the same dog get found and merged without losing a single visit, note or photo.
The rest of Kip
Every part of Kip reads from the same records. That's the point — the price on the booking page, the spec in the van and the line on the invoice all come from one place.
Start the free trial, or click through a fully populated sample business first — no card either way.