You just hired your first scooper — or your second — and suddenly the system in your head has to live somewhere two people can see it. Routes split, schedules overlap, and every yard’s quirks need to travel without you.
A solo operator can keep forty yards in memory. A team cannot — the gate codes, the aggressive dog at the blue house, the customer who wants texts not calls. ScoopPro makes the yard record the source of truth, shared across the team, so the business stops depending on your recall.
Every visit any scooper completes logs the same way: photo proof, notes, timestamp. Customer history stays whole no matter who held the rake.
Split routes by scooper and let optimization order each day separately. The admin dashboard shows both days side by side — who is ahead, who is behind, which yards remain — so "did anyone get the Hendersons?" has an answer that is not a group text.
Billing stays centralized: every visit from every scooper feeds the same monthly card-on-file billing, so growing the crew never fragments collections.
The Team plan is $159/month flat for up to 7 technician logins — office staff free and unlimited. On per-seat software, hiring makes the tool more expensive exactly when payroll starts; on ScoopPro, the software line is a constant while the route count grows.
Flat, never per user. The Team plan is $159/month total for up to 7 technician logins, with unlimited free office-staff logins on top. Add your third scooper or your first office helper and the bill does not move — compare that to per-seat tools where every hire raises the software line.
Each scooper gets their own route days, and optimization runs per person — two tight loops instead of one long one. When someone calls in sick, their day reassigns to another scooper who inherits every stop with its notes intact.
Everything the regular sees: number of dogs and their names, the gate code, which gate to use, the dog that must stay inside, the sprinkler timer to avoid. Shared per-yard notes are the difference between a smooth cover shift and a phone call from a fence line.
The owner view shows every route in progress: which yards are cleared, which are left, and the photo proof from each completed stop. Missed-yard mysteries end — if it was cleared, there is a timestamped photo; if it was not, you know before the customer does.
When a second person regularly runs routes under your brand. The Solo plan includes one technician login; the moment scheduling two people in one system beats coordinating by group text, the Team tier pays for itself in un-dropped yards.
Start on the free tier, prove the system on your own route, then bring the team aboard when the second scooper starts.
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