The problem
Sound familiar?
“No-shows happen because the reminder depends on someone remembering to send it.”
“Renewal dates live in a spreadsheet; customers hear from us after the deadline, not before.”
What it does
Runs on the calendar, not a sticky note.
A workflow on a schedule sends the reminders for you: the text the day before, the email the week before, and a task when a reply needs a person. It runs on the calendar, not on a sticky note.
Runs on a schedule
A daily run covers most reminder windows.
Only who is due
Filter to what falls inside the window you choose.
The text and the email
The near-term nudge by SMS, the fuller notice by email.
A person where needed
Ends with a task when a reply needs one.
Setup
How it works in Canopy
4 steps, from setup to the work getting done.
Step 1: Give the workflow a schedule
In Workflows, start from the schedule trigger — daily at a set time is enough for most reminder runs.
Step 2: Pick who gets reminded
Filter to the appointments, renewals or invoices that are due inside the window you choose.
Step 3: Send the text and the email
A send-SMS step for the near-term nudge, a send-email step for the fuller notice.
Step 4: Flag the ones that need a person
End with a task for confirmations and replies, so nothing reminds twice or falls through.
Sample
Sample conversation, illustrative
The reminders go out on schedule, and the reply is confirmed without a task.
The plans that carry this.
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