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PAWCAP is invite-only while it launches. Every member has five invites to pass on, and a waitlist is open for everyone else.

Your profile is what colleagues and pet owners see. Your credentials decide what you can do and how long your membership stays active.

Every kind of message has three switches: email, the bell in the app, and a banner on your phone or computer. Set them once under Settings.

PAWCAP installs from the browser like an app: an icon on your home screen, full screen, banners, and the pages you have opened work offline.

Every member has five invites to pass on. An invite skips the waitlist; the credential check still happens.

A booking page is an event type: a thing people can book, with a length, a price, and a public link. Make one in a few minutes.

An availability schedule holds your weekly hours, date overrides, time off, and public holidays. Each event type points at one.

Connect your own Stripe or PayPal account. Priced bookings go to checkout and confirm when the payment clears. PAWCAP takes no cut of bookings.

Every booking email goes out in your name with your logo and color. Write the opening lines yourself and preview each one before you save.

One snippet runs your booking page on your own site: inline on a page, as a floating button, or as a popup from a link.

A group event type has fixed dates and a set number of seats. Run a single class, a multi-week series, or a webinar, and let a waitlist fill cancellations.

Three ways to shape a price: sell several sessions at once, offer extras on the booking form, and take a code at checkout.

Everyone who has booked with you is a contact, with their animals, every meeting, every question, and your private notes in one place.

Sections, lessons, and quizzes, written in the same editor as articles. Finishing earns a certificate you sign.

Export your deck as a PDF, upload it, and it becomes a course in one step. Then split it into lessons and drop quizzes between them.

Pick the organizations you want approval from and pay each one's review fee in one step. Approved hours post to learners by themselves.

Hours per credential, progress toward renewal, and every record behind the number, in one place.

See who is taking your courses, open any certificate, and set the name and title that sign every one.

Find a course in the catalog, enroll, work through it at your own pace, pass the quiz, and the certificate and CE hours are yours.

A workshop, a conference, a webinar from another provider: send the certificate and the organization reviews it. Approved hours post to your credential.

Hold credentials from more than one organization? Add each one. Each has its own hours, renewal date, and badge.

Your membership follows your credentials. Here is exactly what happens thirty days before one ends, on the day, and when you renew.

List yourself on the Mentors page with a headline, specialties, and a price. Sessions book through your own scheduler.

Describe what you need, pick a mentor, and book a time. The session runs on the mentor's scheduler.

From the booking to the review: what the mentee sees, what you see, and how each session lifts your place on the Mentors page.

Paid sessions check out by card through your own Stripe or PayPal account. PAWCAP keeps 10 percent; free sessions carry no fee.

A big title, a one-line summary, then the body. Drafts save as you type. Staff review before it goes live.

Topic spaces for everyone and a private space for each organization. Real names, credentials on every post, upvotes only.

The editor takes pictures, a video from YouTube or Vimeo or your own file, a PDF card, audio, and dividers. Type a slash to add one.

Readers who are members can comment, pull a colleague in with an @, and mark an article useful. Only credentialed professionals can vote, which is what makes the count mean something.

Follow the authors you like, save what you want to read again, and get the best of the week every Sunday morning.

A Question is a post with a resolution: when a reply solves it, mark it accepted so the next person finds the answer first.

Each partner organization has a members-only forum space. Only people with a current credential from it can see it, and its staff moderate it.

Members report. Staff decide. Here is how a report travels and what moderators can do.

Your card shows while you hold a current public credential and an active membership. Fill in the listing and pet owners can find and book you.

Badges from a fixed list, like Puppies, Reactivity, or Service dog, show on your card and help pet owners filter.

Every card in Find a Trainer opens your page on the trainer site: photo, bio, badges, reviews, and the event types a pet owner can book.

Pet owners search by place. Set your location, and say whether you take virtual sessions so you appear for people far away too.

For organization staff: one snippet shows your credentialed members on your own site, in your font and colors, with search. It updates itself.

A question from your booking page or website chat opens a conversation. Your answer reaches the pet owner by email with a private page to write back.

Send an article, course, event, forum topic, or a colleague's profile as a card, attach a picture or PDF, or let someone book and pay in the thread.

One script tag puts a chat button on your own site. Visitors type, it lands in your Messages, and they can book and pay in the chat. A Plus feature.

Write to any credentialed member from Messages, their profile, or their mentor page. One conversation per pair, live on both sides.

You decide who can reach you. Block anyone, report abuse to PAWCAP, and know the limits that keep spam out for everyone.

Files you send in messages count against your storage: 5 GB on Member, 25 GB on Plus. Settings shows what you use and what you could remove.

The welcome bubble, the moment you ask for an email, the name and picture visitors see, and whether the panel opens by itself.

A chat from your website is a conversation in Messages like any other. Here is how to reply fast, book them, and keep the lead.

A public page for your event with dates, place, price, CE hours, and seats left. Members register in one click; a waitlist opens when it fills.

Ask what you need to know at sign-up, then see every answer on the attendee list and in the export.

When an event fills, new sign-ups join a waitlist. On the day, check people in from your phone.

Every upcoming event across the network is in one list. Register in one click, join a waitlist, and find your tickets under My registrations.

Busy times on your calendar block your booking page, and every booking lands on your calendar with the client and a manage link.

Stripe takes card payments for your bookings, packages, courses, and mentoring sessions and pays out to your bank. You open the account from PAWCAP in a few minutes.

PayPal is the second rail, for countries Stripe does not serve. Buyers pay with PayPal or a card on PayPal's page; refunds and PAWCAP's share work the same way.

A private subscription link shows every booking in Apple Calendar, or anything that follows a calendar link. Read-only, no sign-in.

For a video-call event type, a fresh Meet or Teams link is made for each booking and goes in the confirmation, the reminders, and the booking page.

New bookings and questions land on the Mailchimp audience you pick, and any contact can be added with one press.

These three connect with an API key from your account. New bookings and questions land on the list or group you pick.

Three snippets: your booking page, the chat button, and (for organizations) a directory of members. Each is one paste.

Two levels, billed once a year. Member is the whole platform. Plus adds the things that cost PAWCAP money to run.

Member is the whole platform. Plus adds the things that cost PAWCAP money to run, and more room on your card. Ranking is never for sale on either.

When your credentialing organization partners with PAWCAP, it provides membership as a member benefit and verifies your credential for us.

Nothing on your own client bookings. Ten percent on paid courses and paid mentoring sessions. Organizations set their own review fees and PAWCAP adds nothing to them.

Pick your country once. It sets the currency every price is in. Turn on the taxes you collect and each one is added as its own line at checkout.

Membership is not refunded. Bookings refund in full when they are cancelled. Courses and sessions are refunded by the professional who sold them.

PAWCAP shows a small number of clearly marked sponsored placements. None of them touch search ranking or the Mentors list.

A partner organization shares who holds its credential. Its members get PAWCAP at no cost, and the organization gets a directory that stays current, CE review, course accreditation, a private space, and surveys.

Your list is what makes a credential verified. It only ever marks who is credentialed: it never invites anyone, opens an account, or pauses a member on its own.

Every organization has a public page on PAWCAP with its logo, story, and current members. Edit it under Organization.

Course authors submit to you and pay your review fee. Your reviewer sets the hours and category and approves or sends it back.

Members send CE they earned elsewhere with a certificate. Approve it and the hours post to their credential; reject it with a note they can act on.

Search your members, see their credentials and activity across the network, and keep track of who owes dues.

A short survey reaches every member with full access who holds your credential. It shows as a card on their dashboard, and results come in live.

Organizations publish directly, schedule posts for later, and post events that members across the network can register for.

Who at your organization can do what, and how to add or remove staff.