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Waitlist System
A prioritization policy built for uneven cat-grooming appointment lengths, the offer-and-expiry scripts, and how it plugs into your no-show policy instead of bypassing it.
The Groomer’s Edge
The free tools show you the numbers. The Edge shows you what to do about them.
Unlock every Edge item →Solves“I say “I’m booked” three times a week and never write any of those names down.”
WorthA waitlist you actually work recovers cancellations you were already losing for free — no new marketing, no new clients needed.
What’s inside
- A prioritization policy that matches the opening to the appointment length, not just who called first
- The exact offer script and the two expiry rules that keep the list honest
- Why a waitlist-filled slot needs the same deposit policy as any other booking
- How to read a waitlist that stays full as a pricing or hiring signal
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