When you own your own business, it's hard to ever really be on vacation.

There isn't a heavy use of PBJ Pickup in the healthcare industry but we do have a few examples.

Want to know a little more about the top three reasons I tell customers they should use PBJ Pickup?

I'm also curious people's opinions on support documentation - how to docs, training videos, Q&As, etc.

Summer time means summer camp, unless you're my son who decided he no longer likes camp.

Today I felt like getting personal and thought I'd share a little about myself, Teale, the woman who started PBJ Pickup.

For #TipTuesday we thought we'd share a bit about our messaging system and some planned expansions of it.

PBJ Pickup was designed to be primarily used by parents and teachers, but its the directors who often are making the choice to buy.

Today we're sharing a few words from customers about how they've used PBJ and the benefits they've seen.

Today's post features a few summer safety tips because keeping kids secure is a core part of PBJ's work.

Summer time means many things - school is out, sun is out, beaches and... camp! Did you know summer camps use PBJ, too?

We talk a lot about daycares and preschools on this blog, but there's also a smaller market we serve - doggy daycare.

A year ago I wrote a blog post about the PBJ Pickup mission and vision, specifically should we have one? At the time, I didn't think so.

If you're considering whether or not to start using PBJ, here are two good ones - partnership and support.

Change is hard, it's an uphill climb any tech company faces - getting people interested in making a change.

As a tech company, we send a lot of emails. We email customers, partners, users, potential customers, etc.

Even though I own a tech company, I recognize that it can come with as many headaches as it does helping hands.

Last week was spring break for my kids, but instead of having fun and visiting family we spent the whole week being sick.

Curious what you can learn about your organization from using PBJ? Here's a quick overview of the five reports we make available.

I understand the hardest part of rolling out a new system is just getting started - that first day, first try, first login.