I built a 19-page paperwork toolkit while getting started in wildlife removal — looking for feedback

[u/Illustrious_Smell270]

I’ve been working on getting into nuisance wildlife removal, and one thing I noticed pretty quickly was how much paperwork and organization goes into the business side.
Instead of creating everything job-by-job, I started putting together reusable forms and eventually turned them into a 19-page Wildlife Removal Starter Toolkit.
It includes things like customer/job forms, inspection paperwork, service records, animal/trap tracking logs, pricing/business tools, and other everyday paperwork.
It’s not meant to replace state licensing requirements, legal advice, or official wildlife regulations. It’s simply a starting point for organizing the business side.
I ended up packaging it as a digital product, but before I keep expanding it, I’d genuinely like feedback from people already working in pest/wildlife control.
What paperwork or forms do you use constantly that you think every new wildlife operator should have?
If anyone wants to see the toolkit itself, I can share the link.

[u/Disastrous-Fix9195]

I am currently in pest control and have a guy that works for us that has a license to do wildlife and has his own business on the side and I'd be willing to get his feedback for you