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Send visitors their appointment time and review link.
Your visitors get appointment confirmation emails with the booked time and a review link. Your coordinator hears about conflicts before a confirmation goes out.
Check visit confirmations against the calendar and draft replies.
Get a reply draft for meeting and appointment confirmations, with calendar differences or scheduling conflicts called out before you send.
Confirm client visits without rewriting calendar details.
Your clients get clear appointment emails in their time zone, while your coordinator hears about missing details before anything goes out.
Confirm front desk bookings and flag details that need correction.
Your clients get appointment confirmation emails with a link to change the time, while your scheduler sees bookings that conflict with the email exchange.
Reply to common visitor questions and flag sensitive chats for the owner.
Your routine chats get the replies you chose, and chats needing a personal answer appear together in your inbox view.
Answer common appointment texts and flag questions for front desk staff.
Your customers get a text reply from the wording you choose when it fits, while your team sees questions that need a person.
Confirm front desk appointments and flag incomplete bookings.
Your confirmation emails include clear appointment details and a rescheduling link. You also get a report on every send or issue.
Send visit confirmations so patients can review or change bookings.
Patients get appointment confirmation emails with visit details and a change link. Your coordinator hears about messages that cannot go out.
Email clients their approved appointments with a link to check details.
Your clients get a personal appointment confirmation email after staff agree on a booking, with a link to check the details.