Skip to Content

White Glove

White Glove: we set it up and run it with you

Front Office is built to run on your own. White Glove is for when you would rather hand it over: Kavalo people set up your system with you, move your records over, train your team and keep improving it every month. When you need more than the customer side, we bring the whole operation into one system.

Photo: U.S. Department of Agriculture

On your own, or White Glove

The same system, with people doing the work

Start on your own with Front Office and hand it over later, or start with White Glove from day one. The consultation starts from whatever you run today.

Front Office and White Glove compared
 Front OfficeWhite Glove
Who sets it upYou, from a template for your kind of operationKavalo people, with you, and they keep improving it
How you startPick a plan and pay by cardA free consultation, then a written scope you sign off
What it coversWebsite, booking, customer list, texts and email, AI on the higher plansFront Office set up for you, or the whole operation in one system: horse and herd records, statements, stock, orders and more
PriceFrom $2 a monthBy level of help: White Glove prices
TermMonth to monthBy level of help, shown with each price

Two levels of White Glove

Choose how much of it we do

Every Kavalo service comes at three levels of help. At the AI-run level, AI does the work, with a person by the hour when you need one. The two levels with people working on it every month are White Glove.

GuidedA Kavalo person reviews the workAI does the work and a Kavalo person reviews it, with set hours each month for the changes you ask for, a monthly report and a check-in.
DedicatedA named engineer who knows your operationA named engineer builds and runs it with you: custom features and integrations, upgrades planned and done for you, and a quarterly planning review.

What each level includes, and the prices

What White Glove covers

Five ways we work with you, one system underneath

Most White Glove work starts with a business systems discovery or a first deployment of an engineer. What comes after depends on what they find.

01 Forward deployed engineering

Embed

An engineer works inside your operation for a fixed first deployment: learns how the day really runs, fixes what is in the way and ships changes every week. After that, a set number of days each month if you want them.

  • On site
  • Weekly changes
  • Written outcome
  • Monthly engineer

02 Consulting

Think

Discovery and advice before anything is bought or built: how work moves today, which software to keep, and a roadmap in the order that pays back first.

  • Discovery
  • Process maps
  • Software review
  • Roadmap

03 Setup and implementation

Build

One system for customers, scheduling, sales, stock, crews and the books, set up around how you work. What the standard apps do not cover is built to be maintained and connected to the tools you keep.

  • Implementation
  • Custom development
  • Integrations
  • Data migration

04 Voice AI

Answer

An assistant for the calls you cannot take. It says it is automated, answers only what you approve and turns every call into a record your team can act on.

  • After-hours calls
  • Service requests
  • Callbacks
  • Handoff to a person

05 Websites and digital experiences

Show

Websites and customer-facing tools that feed the same system: bookings, quotes and requests arrive as records, not emails to retype. This site, its calculators and its 3D models are our own work.

  • Websites
  • Booking and quote flows
  • Customer portals
  • 3D and interactive

After launch, support and ongoing improvement keep the system current, and add-ons let it grow with you.

How White Glove works

A clear path to a system your team runs on its own

Most of what we change happens somewhere like this: a desk in the farm office, the board in the barn aisle, the cab of a ranch pickup. An engineer starts there, with how the work moves today.

A farmer working at a computer in an open-air farm office
Photo: U.S. Department of Agriculture
  1. Discover

    How work moves today, where it gets stuck, what must keep working.

  2. Design

    A written scope with deliverables, exclusions and acceptance criteria.

  3. Build

    Configuration first, then data, integrations and only the custom work that earns its place.

  4. Train and launch

    Your team tests with real scenarios, learns the system and goes live with us beside them.

  5. Support

    Questions answered, upgrades handled and improvements agreed as you grow.

Read the full process, including how changes to scope are handled

Premium, sized for smaller operations

How AI keeps White Glove affordable

Systems like these once took a team of specialists and a budget only large companies had. We use AI for the repetitive part of the build, so an engineer's time goes to the decisions that need one, and the price fits a smaller operation.

  • AI does the repetitive work

    Drafting the setup from the discovery notes, writing code and the tests that check it, moving records out of spreadsheets, and writing the guides your team learns from.

  • Tested before it goes live

    Every update we make is tried on a copy of your system first. With Guided or Dedicated help, a person at Kavalo also reviews the AI's work. AI speeds up the work. It decides nothing about your money, your customers or your animals.

  • Sized for small operations

    Fewer hours of repetitive work means a smaller bill. That is how a farrier with one truck, a practice with two vets, a family ranch or a barn with a handful of staff can have the kind of connected system that once made sense only for large companies.

How we use AI, and what stays with people

Start with a conversation

The free consultation is about how your operation runs today and where it hurts. The goal is a clear next step, whether that is White Glove, a Front Office plan you run yourself, or neither.