What is Client Reconnect and how does it work?

This article will explain how Client Reconnect will help contact clients overdue and get them back in for their next appointment.

Is one of your top clients due to book another appointment? What happens if they don’t book? 

Did you know that if your regular clients don’t come in when they usually do, every week that passes by will radically increase the chances that they’ll book with another business? 

The Client Reconnect feature is specifically designed to ensure that your regular clients stay YOUR regular clients. It targets your clients who are at risk of not coming back, back through your doors!

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How Does it Work?

Client Reconnect recognises any client who is at risk of not coming back to your business.

A client is recognized as being at risk/overdue if they fall outside of their typical booking pattern, which the system will automatically determine after a client has had 3 appointments with services from a specific Service Category.

You can then send a simple SMS or Email or both to those clients to prompt them to re-book their appointment with you. 

  • Click on Marketing > Client Reconnect
  • You will see a list of all of the Service Categories in your business. 
  • For each Service Category, you can see how many clients are overdue for their appointments.
  • Click the Contact Overdue Clients button to send a prompt to your clients to rebook.

 

You can also click the Contact All Overdue Clients button to send the prompt to all overdue clients for every service you offer.


Can I Adjust the Message Templates and the Sending Options?

Yes! Check out this guide to find out how.


Are the Messages Sent Automatically?

The initial message is sent manually; however, you can send it to all overdue clients from one Service Category at the click of a button.

The follow-up message is sent automatically, provided the overdue client hasn't already rebooked. For more information on adjusting your follow-up message, check out this guide.

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