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The people
When someone phones about a collection, the team should already know who they are, how to reach them, and what still needs doing. Lists of the people you write to stay live, instead of a private spreadsheet.
What this holds
- How to reach them, and who owns the next conversation
- The organisation they belong to, beside the person
- Audiences you can actually write to
How this part of the day runs
Pet care is a people business that happens to look after animals. Bookings, collections, invoices, complaints and the quiet regular who always comes on a Thursday all attach to humans — and sometimes to an organisation such as a rescue or a corporate account.
A phone number in someone’s mobile is not a record. The team needs to see how to reach them, who owns the next conversation, and which animals they bring. When two people in a household book, drop off and collect in different combinations, that has to be visible at the door.
Live audiences — the people you can actually write to — belong in the workspace, not in a private spreadsheet that goes stale. Arhosfa keeps those lists with the same people you already know from stays.
This is not a marketing cloud. It is the operational picture of the families and organisations around the animals, so the next conversation is not a cold start.
This part of the work sits beside the rest of the workspace. See all six parts, or how it shows up for home stays and grooming.