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How to Automate Follow-Up Messages After Appointments

Keep clients engaged and rebooking by sending automatic post-appointment thank-yous, review requests, and rebooking prompts.

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How to Automate Follow-Up Messages After Appointments This step-by-step guide covers everything you need, from prerequisites to pro tips, so you can complete the process in 20 minutes or less. Browse all how-to guides.

What You Need Before Automate Follow-Up Messages

Make sure you have the following ready:

  • Appointment notifications already configured
  • Google Business Profile URL for review requests

How to Automate Follow-Up Messages

6 steps · 20 minutes

1

Enable post-appointment follow-ups

Go to Settings > Automations > Follow-Ups and turn on the post-appointment workflow.

2

Create a thank-you message

Write a brief thank-you email or SMS that sends 1 hour after the appointment ends. Include a rebooking link.

Pro Tip

Personalize with the client's name and the service they received.

3

Add a review request

Configure a review request that sends 24 hours after the appointment with a direct link to your Google Business Profile.

4

Set up a rebooking reminder

Schedule a reminder to rebook at an interval that makes sense for your service, 4 weeks for haircuts, 6 months for dental.

5

Add conditional logic

Only send review requests to clients who have visited at least twice. Send rebooking reminders only to clients without a future appointment.

6

Monitor open and conversion rates

Track which follow-up messages drive the most rebookings and reviews, then optimize content and timing.

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