By the end of this section, you will:
Understand how to follow your accepted schedule and confirm visits
Use TTP to acknowledge accepted services and manage timing
Know how to handle late arrivals, missed visits, or changes
Maintain accurate and detailed Report Cards
Follow procedures that protect client property, pets, and HPS
Always check your TTP App/Scheduler before starting your day and hit the red “Acknowledge Your Schedule” button at the top.
Note any special instructions, timing flexibility, or client notes.
Follow start/stop timer procedures in TTP for each visit.
Communicate promptly with HPS if you encounter a conflict, delay, or emergency — the faster we know, the easier it is to cover.
Use professional, courteous language in TTP chats and report notes.
If a client contacts you directly, redirect them to the proper HPS channels: TTP chat or Band for team questions.
Only communicate updates, questions, or concerns — do not make unilateral scheduling decisions.
Check client notes for timing flexibility if running late.
If no note exists, message the client with your ETA.
Document any unexpected events in the TTP Report Card.
Contact HPS Management immediately for urgent incidents, emergencies, or pet safety concerns.
Band is not used to manage timing or client updates, but you can check it for available/unassigned requests if you want extra opportunities.
Complete a detailed Report Card for every visit.
Include start/stop times, photos, videos, and observations.
Highlight positive pet behaviors first, note any concerns only when necessary.
Reference any relevant client instructions or uploaded documents.
Review client profiles, notes, and instructions before each visit.
Stay on top of your Scheduler in TTP to prevent missed or delayed visits.
Fast communication with HPS prevents coverage gaps and miscommunication.
Keep communication consistent with HPS standards to protect yourself, the pets, and client trust.