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Reminders that reschedule instead of nag

No-shows cost a full slot each. Reminders that only say "you have an appointment" do not fix that.

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How it runs

Step 1

Reminder by text two days and two hours before

Step 2

A reply of "move" or "cancel" is handled on the spot

Step 3

Freed slots are offered to the waitlist

Step 4

You see tomorrow's confirmed, unconfirmed and freed slots every evening

What you get

Fewer empty chairs, and empty chairs that refill themselves.

Where it is used

Questions

Which integration does this?

The back office integration, sometimes with a second one for the follow-up. It is priced as one integration.

How long until it runs?

Four weeks from the first call, like every integration: audit, build and test, go live watched, tune monthly.

What stays with a person?

Anything with money in it until you say otherwise, any caller who asks for a person, and anything the AI is not sure about.

Your systems stay yours

Nothing to migrate and nothing new to learn. AI plugs into the phone number, inbox, calendar and books you already use, and a person is always one step away.

  • Week 1: we map your calls, emails and paperwork
  • Weeks 2 and 3: we build and test on your real cases
  • Week 4: live, with a person watching every hand-off
  • Every month: we tune what it says and what it may do