Evaluate
Capture the starting point, goals, safety context, and what the owner needs help with.
Product Tour
See how the work moves through Canivox.
A product tour should answer more than “what features exist?” Follow Training, Facility Care, and Pet Care to understand the operating model and how shared client, pet, communication, billing, and safety context stays connected underneath.
This page explains the intended end-to-end workflow. Service depth and configuration can vary, so a live demo will show the current verified screens for the services your business actually uses.
Training
Evaluate → deliver → coach → follow through
Facility Care
Prepare → check in → care → update → checkout
Pet Care
Schedule → visit → document → update → close the loop
The service workflow changes. The shared operating context does not.
Client & Pet 360
The shared relationship and history.
Scheduling & work
The time, assignment, arrival, departure, or visit context.
Communication & billing
The follow-through around the service itself.
Tour 1 · Training
From evaluation to the next right action.
A trainer should be able to move through the relationship without repeatedly searching for the client, dog, program, and previous notes. Canivox keeps that context connected as the training work progresses.
Plan
Connect the dog to a program or training plan so the next session starts with context already in place.
Deliver
Run the session, record what was trained, and keep skill progress connected to the same record.
Coach the owner
Turn the session into clear homework, owner guidance, and client-facing follow-through.
Plan what happens next
Carry progress, outstanding work, and next-session context forward instead of rebuilding the picture from memory.
Tour 2 · Facility Care
From arrival readiness to a clean checkout.
Residential care needs more than a reservation calendar. Staff need readiness, placement, care, medication, communication, incidents, belongings, and departure context to work together throughout the stay.
Prepare
Review reservation or enrollment, dates, requirements, forms, vaccines, medications, and arrival details before check-in.
Check in & place
Assign the stay, housing or room, belongings, care instructions, and the right operating rhythm.
Deliver daily care
Keep feeding, potty, medication, incidents, enrichment, and care context visible during the stay.
Keep owners informed
Make updates part of the operation so communication reflects what actually happened during the stay.
Complete the handoff
Prepare checkout, belongings, records, billing, and any next actions before the pet goes home.
Tour 3 · Pet Care
From today’s field schedule to a completed owner update.
Dog Walking and Pet Sitting are field operations. The team should be able to start with today’s workload, open the exact visit that needs action, complete the care, and close the loop without hunting through profiles first.
See today’s field workload
Start with scheduled walks, sitting visits, assignments, and needs-attention items instead of opening pet records one by one.
Check readiness
Review access, care instructions, medications, safety notes, household context, and anything that could block the visit.
Complete the visit
Check in, perform the walk or sitting tasks, capture care details, notes, photos, route or visit information, and exceptions as appropriate.
Update the owner
Send a clear visit update tied to the work that was actually completed.
Close the loop
Keep visit history, billing, follow-up, and the next scheduled service connected to the same client and pet relationship.
Evaluate Canivox against your real workflow
Bring us one real business day.
A demo is most useful when it follows the way your business actually works. Bring a training journey, boarding stay, walking route, sitting schedule, or multi-service day and we can show the current Canivox workflow that applies.