Suprata for wildlife and animal removal companies

Sound familiar?

What a normal week looks like without the right system

We hear these from wildlife and animal removal companies all the time. Here is what Suprata does about each one.

Someone has a raccoon in the attic at 10 at night. If I don't pick up, they call the next number.

Calls ring several phones at once, and a missed caller gets a text back within seconds with the voicemail transcribed in the inbox.

I set five traps this week and I'm keeping track of which ones need checking on sticky notes.

Trap checks run as recurring appointments on each job, so every check shows up on the right day for the right tech.

Customers balk at the exclusion price until they see the holes in their soffit.

Photos of every entry point attach to the job and go into a proposal with options the customer picks and signs.

The homeowner says we never came back to pull the trap.

Each check is a timestamped visit with photos and notes, and the shared notes build a Work Recap the customer can open.

What runs your day

The parts of Suprata that fit wildlife and animal removal companies

Suprata is a versatile workflow and business intelligence platform that delivers the power of custom software with ease and affordability. These are the pieces that matter most to you.

Suprata Suite module

Suprata Talk

Urgent animal calls come at all hours, and missed-call text-back keeps every caller.

See Talk Suprata Suite module

Suprata Schedule

Recurring trap checks land on the calendar every day or two until the job is done.

See Schedule Suprata Suite module

Suprata Estimate

Exclusion and repair quotes go out as options with photos of each entry point.

See Estimate Suprata Suite module

Suprata Job

Timestamped photos and notes record the inspection, each trap check and the final seal-up.

See Job Suprata Suite module

Suprata Message

Shared job notes text the homeowner what you found and what happens next.

See Message Suprata Suite module

Suprata Pay

Take a card in the field when the last check is done.

See Pay

A day in the life with Suprata

One ordinary day, start to finish

Here is how the work flows when every call, job, booking and payment lives in one place.

7:30 am
Check route

The tech's day starts with six trap checks, created as recurring appointments and ordered by the route optimizer.
9:00 am
Catch recorded

One trap has a raccoon. The tech photographs it, notes the relocation and texts the homeowner a shared note.
11:00 am
Inspection

A new customer hears scratching in the walls. The tech photographs three entry points along the roofline.
1:30 pm
Exclusion quote

The office sends a proposal with a basic seal-up and a full exclusion option. The customer picks one and signs online.
4:00 pm
Series ends

The last trap is pulled on a finished job. The tech ends the recurring checks and the customer pays by card.
10:15 pm
After-hours call

A bat in a bedroom. The on-call phone rings, and the dispatcher books a first-thing visit from home.