Automated Weekly Pet Revenue Report
Every Monday, WebRun opens Gingr, pulls last week's sales, totals revenue by service across grooming, daycare, and boarding, records the week in a running Google Sheet next to prior weeks, and posts you a Slack summary with each service's total and how it moved against the week before.
How do I get a weekly revenue report split by pet service?
Every Monday, WebRun opens Gingr, runs last week's sales report, and totals revenue across grooming, daycare, and boarding. It logs the week to a running Google Sheet beside prior weeks and posts you a Slack summary with each service's total and how it moved week over week, so you see which services carry the business.
- Last week's numbers land every Monday, no manual report-pulling
- Revenue split by service shows what is carrying the business
- Week-over-week change flags a soft service before it becomes a trend
Built for pet business owners · dog daycare owners · boarding kennels · multi-service grooming salons
What does WebRun do on every run?
The exact actions WebRun takes, in order - in plain language, so you can adjust anything.
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WebRun signs in and gets to work
Opens
www.gingrapp.comin a real browser with your saved login - no setup, no API keys. -
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Gingr - total last week's revenue
gingrapp.com
WebRun opens Gingr to total last week's revenue by service. - Open Gingr and run the sales or revenue report for last week
- Total revenue separately for grooming, daycare, and boarding
- Capture each service's total and the overall week's revenue
Done when Last week's revenue is totaled for grooming, daycare, boarding, and overall.
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Google Sheets - log revenue by service
google.com
WebRun logs last week's revenue by service to a running Google Sheet. - Open the weekly revenue sheet and add a new row for last week
- Record grooming, daycare, boarding, and total revenue side by side with prior weeks
- Keep the running history so trends by service are easy to see
Done when Last week's revenue by service is written to the sheet alongside earlier weeks.
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Slack - post the weekly summary
slack.com
WebRun posts last week's revenue-by-service summary to Slack. - Post a clear summary with each service's revenue and the week's total
- Show how each service moved against the week before, up or down
- Call out the biggest mover so you see what is driving the change
Done when You have last week's revenue-by-service summary in Slack.
How is each run configured?
Secure by default
Connect once, stays signed in
WebRun signs in once and keeps each session in a persistent environment, so every run picks up right where it left off.
Every action is checked against this policy before it runs.
Questions, answered
Does it change anything in Gingr or charge customers?
No. This report is read-only. WebRun reads last week's sales in Gingr, writes the totals to a sheet, and posts a Slack summary. It never edits a record, issues a refund, or charges a customer, so nothing financial happens on its own.
How does it split revenue by service?
It runs the sales report in Gingr and totals revenue separately for grooming, daycare, and boarding, then compares each against the prior week so you can see which service grew and which softened.
Can it report on a different period or extra services?
Yes. Tell WebRun to run it weekly or monthly, and to break out other lines like retail or training if you sell them, and it formats the sheet and Slack summary to match how you track revenue.
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