Gingr, MoeGo and Pawfinity stay in place. Automola connects the handoffs around them, runs the workflow you approve, and leaves a receipt your team can open.
Every 6 weeks a dog is due for the next groom — but without a nudge, most owners forget to rebook
A dog on a six-week schedule is steady work, until the owner gets busy and the chair sits empty. Sarah sends the reminder when the next groom is due and books it, and Pico brings back the clients who have not been in for a while — so the calendar stays full without the front desk calling around.
Bookings. Front desk. Retention. New clients. The empty kennel, the no-show, the groom that never got rebooked, the review you never asked for — different managers catch different ones.
Bring the software you already use. If a tool has an API, webhook, integration, or exportable signal, Automola can run a coded workflow across it. What’s below is a starting point — not a limit.
Jobs, leads, inboxes, reviews, calendars, service history, APIs, and workflow triggers you already have.
Research a lead, move a job, draft a reply, update a deal, ask for a review, call an API, or run a webhook — from one workflow.
Public replies, access changes, new promises, and customer-sensitive messages wait for your word before anything risky goes out.
Invite the people who already help run pet services. Each person sees the work, receipts, and approvals you assign.
The company moves without becoming a free-for-all.
Every action links back to the message, job, customer note, or source record behind it.
Risky moves arrive as one card: the situation, the recommendation, and the draft.
Inside the line you set, managers handle the repeated work and log it.
Pause a workflow, change a rule, or route the decision to someone you trust.
Your rules decide what runs, what waits, and who can approve it. Your data stays in your accounts, read to do the work, never sold, never used to train anyone else’s system.
Sarah answers the "is my spot still good?" texts and sends the reminder when the next groom is due — the six-week nudge most owners forget. Atlas fills the slot the cancellation just opened. Pico brings back the client who hasn't been in for a while. Nova revives the new-puppy inquiry that went quiet on Tuesday. You hire managers by function — Sarah, Atlas, Pico, and Nova — and they run the routine across the tools you already use, bringing you only the decisions that need your word.
The recurring work that keeps pulling you back in, across front desk, bookings, follow-up, and new clients. Routine actions run on their own inside your rules; anything sensitive — a public reply, access change, new promise, or customer-sensitive situation — is drafted and held for your word.
The software you already run, including Gingr, MoeGo, Pawfinity, and Instagram. Your tools stay in place — Automola connects the handoffs around them and leaves a receipt for every action.
You do. You set what each manager may do and what needs your approval; public messages, access changes, new promises, and sensitive replies wait for an Approve or Hold. Every action leaves a receipt you can open, and you can change a rule or pause a workflow any time.
It is free during the invite-only private beta — we onboard ten companies a week, and a real person helps set up your company in its first month. Paid pricing is per manager, never per seat, and arrives when we open to general access.
Connect Gingr, MoeGo and Pawfinity and the rest of the stack you already use. Choose the workflow that keeps pulling you back in, set the approval rules, then let the work start moving.