In preparation
Short appointment texts for Canadian clinics and salons: the client will reply C to confirm or write back to reschedule, and every message will say how to opt out.
Tell us you want itOne planned conversation, from the reminder to the reply.
It will send the day, the time, the place and how to answer. Nothing else, and never a promotion.
One letter will confirm. The answer back will repeat the day and time, so the client knows exactly what they confirmed.
C to confirm, or reply to reschedule. Reply STOP to opt out.A sample of the planned messages
Any other answer will reach the front desk as a request to move the visit, and a person will reply.
Every text will say how to stop, and texts will go only to clients who agreed to receive them.
Anyone whose day is a list of booked times.
Reception at physiotherapy, dental and other clinics, where each reply belongs beside its booking, not in a voicemail.
Chairs and rooms booked by the hour, where a quick C, or a quick "can we move it", is all a client wants to send.
People who work alone and read replies between clients, not during them.
Tell us what you need. Your message reaches the team, and Digital Real Estate replies by email.
Plain answers.
Not yet. It is in preparation and has no opening date.
The text will still read as a whole sentence. Planned: each message is written to work with any detail missing, and the front desk sees the exact text before it goes out.
That is the plan: it is being prepared for clinics and salons in Canada and the Canadian mobile numbers of their clients.
Yes, one planned service. SMS Reminder is prepared by the same team as appointmentreminder.ca, which covers the whole service, email reminders included. This page shows the text-message side.
It arrives as one message to the team. We use it to reply to you, add it to no list and share it with no one.
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