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Follow-up that happens even on your busiest day.

Automations do the follow-up your team means to do but forgets when the day gets busy.
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Everything in Automations

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  • Automation builder

    Lay out what should happen after something happens, step by step, with waits in between. When a new enquiry comes in, a salon can send a text, wait a day, send an email, and then create a call task if there is still no reply. Each step can use text, email, calls, or tasks, so one automation covers every channel.

  • Ready-made owner journeys

    Common jobs every service business needs come ready to switch on. A missed-call journey texts the caller back, a review journey asks happy customers for a review, and a win-back journey reaches people who have not booked in a while. We adjust the wording and timing to your business before they go live.

  • Ready-made recipes

    Start from a finished automation instead of a blank page. A dental practice can use the birthday recipe to send a greeting, or a seasonal recipe to remind patients about a check-up before the year ends. Each recipe can be edited to match your tone and offers.

  • Automations for any record

    Automations can run on companies, jobs, renewals, or any other record you track, not only on people. A cleaning company can start a checklist when a new commercial contract is added. A consultant can start a renewal sequence when a client's agreement is close to ending.

  • Advanced steps

    Advanced steps handle the jobs the standard steps cannot, like adding a row to Google Sheets, running a small piece of custom code, or reformatting a phone number or date. A trades business might log every finished job to a shared sheet for the bookkeeper. Each run of an advanced step is paid from your wallet.

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  • Email-triggered automations

    An automation can start when a certain email arrives in your inbox. When a booking platform or supplier emails you a confirmation, the automation can create the job and alert the right person. Nobody has to read the email and copy the details across.

  • Error check before launch

    Before an automation goes live, the builder checks it for missing steps and settings that would stop it working. You fix the problem first instead of finding out from an unhappy customer. We also run this check when we build or change automations for you.

  • Date-based follow-ups

    Reminders can start from any date you keep on file, not only from a booking. A boiler engineer can remind customers when their annual service is due, and a salon can mark a client's anniversary with an offer. The dates come from the customer record, so each person gets the message at the right time.

What we set up for you

Done by our team on Grow and Scale, free when you pay yearly.

How our team works
  • We build the automations your business needs, written in your voice and matched to how you work.
  • We rebuild the follow-up you already run in your current tools so nothing stops during the move.
  • We test each automation before it goes live and train your team to read what it did.
  • We check that every automation keeps running and fix what breaks.

Works with

The areas this one hands work to, and gets work from.

Who uses it

Kinds of business that lean on this area most, and how they put it to work.

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Guides on this

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  • Setup, data moves, and training by our team, free on yearly
  • 14 days to try it on your own business
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