A groomer says 'you should really use a de-shedding shampoo on him' at almost every visit — and that sentence usually turns into an Amazon order for someone else's product. Kip captures it: real per-van inventory, a product recommended and paid for in the moment, delivered free with the next groom because the van was going there anyway.
Products, variants, cost and margin — tracked separately for every van and location, with missed-sale attempts recorded so an empty shelf becomes a number you can act on.
At booking, in the van, or on the report card — never more than two genuinely relevant suggestions, delivered free because the groomer was already driving there.
Shampoo, flea treatment, anything used on a cycle — delivered automatically with the appointment, paused honestly if there's no upcoming visit to attach it to.
Product pages, search and checkout on the branded site above, with 'deliver free at my next groom' pre-selected whenever a client has one booked.
Barcode scanning, quick-add tiles for what actually sells, and end-of-day cash reconciliation that includes retail — not a separate system to balance.
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.