A provider could ask about the requested duration, availability and routines described by the owner. An introductory meeting would validate the service. Follow-up would distinguish recurring walks from occasional requests, with a brief report after each visit and a clear way to communicate changed instructions before they affect the next scheduled walk.
An illustrative example to adapt to your business. It does not represent a completed project in this municipality.
Can all availability be shown online?
Yes, if the calendar accounts for travel and time between visits. Keep the first request pending when an introductory meeting is still needed before the service can be accepted.
Should every walk’s exact route be public?
A general description may be enough on the public page. Details connected to the customer and their address can be shared through the agreed follow-up after acceptance.