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Display screens for grooming salons
Lobby and team TV screens for your grooming salon
Put your day on a TV. Clients in the lobby see which pets are ready for pickup without asking the front desk, and groomers see every pet today, where it is, and what needs attention at a glance.
A lobby screen clients can read from across the room
Who is ready, who is in the salon, and who is coming up next.
The Lobby screen shows big pet names in a Ready for pickup column with the time each pet became ready, and a pet that just finished slides in with a soft glow. Pets still in the salon ride a progress line through three stations, Checked in, Grooming, and Ready, with an estimated ready time. Confirmed visits coming up next sit just below, and your logo, headline, and a big clock stay across the top.
- Ready for pickup in big type, with the time each pet became ready
- Checked in, Grooming, and Ready progress for every pet in the salon
- Ready around times, and a Coming up row for confirmed visits
- Pet names only by default, never phone numbers, notes, or prices
A team screen for the grooming room
The whole day at a glance, by where every pet is.
The Team screen lays out lanes for Arriving, Checked in, On the table, and Ready for pickup, with an optional Picked up lane. Each card shows the start time, the groomer's color and first name, the pet's photo, name, and breed, the owner, the services, a line of grooming notes, and a timer. Flags for allergies, behavior, health, and missing or expired vaccines stay in view, and a Needs attention count sits at the top.
- Cards turn red when a pet is Late or a groom runs past its end time
- Waiting times flagged when a pet sits too long for pickup
- Optional Unpaid and First visit flags on each card
- Lanes page through on their own when they fill up
Set up in a minute, no login on the TV
Type a six character code and the TV does the rest.
Open furbello.com/tv on the TV's web browser and it shows a six character code. Type that code into Display Screens in your settings, and the TV opens the board by itself and remembers it. You can also copy the board's link, open it on any computer connected to the TV and press Full screen, cast a Chrome tab, or scan a QR code to open it on a tablet.
- Pair any TV with a web browser at furbello.com/tv
- Or cast a Chrome tab, or open the link on a tablet with a QR code
- Updates itself every 20 seconds and keeps the TV awake
- Reset the link any time to turn off every old copy
Make each screen your own
Night or Day, in your color
Choose a dark Night theme for dim rooms or a bright Day theme, then set the accent color and headline for each screen.
Pick what shows
Turn photos, the clock, ready times, breeds, services, notes, each flag, and the Picked up lane on or off, and set the minutes before a card turns red.
Private by default
The lobby shows pet names only, or an owner name like Dana W. if you choose. Phone numbers, emails, notes, flags, and prices never appear there.
A screen per room
Choose which groomers' pets a board shows, so each grooming room can have its own screen for its own team.
Grooming Floor on the phone
Groomers tap big buttons to check in, start grooming, mark ready for pickup, and check out, which keeps both screens accurate.
Always current
Every screen updates itself every 20 seconds and keeps the TV awake, so nobody has to touch it once it is on the wall.
Questions groomers ask
Any TV with a web browser works, and so does a Fire TV Stick. You can also cast a Chrome tab from a computer, or connect a computer to the TV and open the board in full screen. Older smart TV browsers still refresh the screen regularly.
No. The Lobby screen shows pet names only by default, or an owner name like Dana W. or a first name if you turn that on. Phone numbers, emails, notes, flags, and prices never appear on it.
No. Display screens are part of Furbello. Set them up from Display Screens in your settings.
Open furbello.com/tv on the TV's web browser. It shows a six character code. Type the code into Display Screens in your Furbello settings, and the TV opens the board by itself and remembers it.