Many hands. One clear day in the barn.
Walk your rounds, scan a stall label, and know what’s done and what’s due. Invite your team, and let horse owners share exactly what you need to care for their animals.
Walk the barn once. Record as you go.
Rounds follow your barn: building by building, stall by stall. Schedule feeding, water, cleaning and turnout once, with repeats, so nobody has to remember the list.
- See who is on the round and what is still due.
- Complete a task with one tap and an optional note, like “ate her full breakfast”.
- Managers see what is still due across the barn.
Sample labels with placeholder codes.
Scan the stall. See the horse’s day.
Print a label for each stall, stick it by the door, and let your team open that stall’s care list with the phone camera inside the Pawvisor app.
- No searching or typing at the stall door.
- The label belongs to the stall. When a horse moves, you update the stall, not the label.
- Print a whole barn’s worth of labels as one sheet.
Invite your team. Choose what they can do.
Create a private invitation link for each person and share it however you like. Managers run the day; staff complete the care they’re assigned. You can change a role, or remove someone, at any time.
- Invite as Manager or Staff.
- Joining your team does not give anyone access to private records in a family account.
- Staff see today’s tasks first, on the phone they already carry.
Horse owners decide what the barn sees.
Boarders and clients add their horse in their own Pawvisor account, then share it with your stable. You get what you need to do the daily care, and nothing more.
- Owners choose basic profile, daily care, or both.
- Each share has an end date. The owner who shared the animal, or any other owner in that family, can end it at any time.
- Medication and medical records held in a family account are never shared with a stable.
- Running your own horses too? Add them to your family workspace and share them with your own barn.
Ready to run your barn from one page?
Start your business account for a stable or farm. Your family records stay separate, and horse owners choose what to share.