Make sure your staff is ready and able to help your customers and your business.
Click on the tabs to the right to learn how to set up and manage a successful training program with Pet Store Pro.
Step 1. Assign a training manager.
Step 2. Register your store.
Step 3. Manage employees.
Step 4. Register your staff.
Step 5. Monitor employee progress.
Step 6. Prepare for success.
Don’t forget to update employee chapter assignments with our new nutrition module – and be sure to let them know. You can add the chapter – and reactivate students who have already completed training – directly from the Trainer Home Page (see Step 3).
Identify a training manager to keep the process on track, monitor employee progress and answer questions. The training manager can be the store owner, a manager or an experienced employee.
The training manager should make key decisions about how your store will use Pet Store Pro:
The Trainer Home Page is your point of access to register employees for training and to monitor their progress. You can also update information about your employees, reset passwords and change an employee’s status from active to inactive.
Once you are logged in to the Trainer Home Page, click Register New Student and enter the following for each employee:
Employees will be prompted to create a new password the first time they log in to Pet Store Pro. Training managers can always reset a forgotten password.
You will be notified by e-mail each time an employee takes an online chapter test. Track progress and performance at any time through the Trainer Home Page.
NOTE: Tests can be printed and completed offline. Since the question order changes each time a test is opened, be sure to print an answer guide after printing the blank test. To do so, answer the first question then click Submit. Printed tests must be graded manually.
When an employee has successfully completed all required chapter tests, PIDA will mail you a Certificate of Achievement to post in the store or award to the employee.
Smart employees are critical to your store’s success, but your staff needs your help and encouragement to succeed.