About This Automation
Rebooking and recall is the process of identifying clients who are overdue for their next appointment and reaching out to bring them back. Doing this manually demands constant list checking, personalized message writing, and repeated follow-up.
The automated version pulls overdue clients, ranks them by urgency, and sends personalized outreach without manual drafting. It tracks responses, follows up automatically, and produces a weekly rebooking report for review.
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How The Automation Works
The full workflow, from trigger to completion.
Every weekday morning the automation checks for clients past their expected rebooking window.
The Recall List Builder cross-references last visit date and service type to rank each client by recall priority.
The prioritized recall list is written to a shared tab for tracking and reporting.
The Rebooking Outreach writes a personalized message per client and sends it or based on their preferred channel.
When a client rebooks within 48 hours, their status updates automatically.
For clients who have not responded after 48 hours, the Follow-Up & Reporting sends a second reminder and updates their status once they act.
The week's rebooking rate and recall outcomes are posted automatically to the studio's channel.
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Setmore Appointments
Google Sheets
Twilio
Gmail
Microsoft Excel
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Test and QA plan
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