Automatic reminders without remembering
Tomorrow's appointment, last week's quote, the service due in autumn: your customers hear from you at the right time, and nobody has to keep it in their head.
- Fixed price before we start
- One contact for everything
- Reply within 24 hours

Sound familiar?
The quote is out, the customer does not reply, and in the daily rush nobody follows up. Appointments fall through because nobody sent a reminder, and last year's service only comes up when the heating stays cold. Not out of carelessness, but because nobody can keep everything in their head.
Appointments that happen
The technician is at the door, and nobody answers: the customer forgot the appointment.
The day before, a reminder goes out by email or text, with time, address and a link in case something comes up.
Following up on quotes
The quote has been with the customer for two weeks, and nobody has asked.
If a quote gets no answer, a friendly follow-up goes out after a set time, or you get a reminder to call yourself.
“Service due”
The service was due in autumn, and the customer noticed in January.
Service and inspection dates are worked out from the last job. Well in advance, the customer is told and can book an appointment directly.
Before a project starts, there is a fixed price.
No open-ended invoice, no surprise at the end: you know what it costs before we begin. The blueprint has a fixed price too and is fully credited when you place the order.
At a glance
Which messages go out by themselves at the right time.
- Appointment reminder the day before
- Follow-ups on open quotes
- Due maintenance announced in time
- Review request after the job
- By email or text message
How it works
- 01Collect the occasionsWhen should your customers hear from you? We set occasions and timing and write the texts with you, in your business's tone.
- 02Set it upWe connect the reminders to your calendar, job list or invoicing program, so they come from your real data.
- 03Let it runMessages go out at the right time. If a customer replies, the reply lands with you, not in a void.
What this could look like for you
A made-up example, not a customer project – it shows how a project like this typically runs with us.
Starting point
A heating engineer looks after many systems that need a yearly service. Which ones are due is in an Excel list that someone goes through when there is time. He follows up on quotes when he remembers.
Solution
We connect customer list and calendar: a few weeks before the service is due, the customer gets an email with a booking link, and a reminder the day before. Open quotes get a follow-up after ten days, and after the job comes a request for a Google review.
Result
Services spread across the year instead of all landing in October, fewer appointments fall through, and new reviews come in without him having to ask.
Questions about this service
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