A client texts to cancel
A quick message saying they cannot make it is matched to the right booking and answered with new times.
When a client cannot make it, the appointment is found, new times are offered, the diary is updated and everyone is told.
Any request to move, cancel or rearrange an appointment you hold starts this workflow.
A quick message saying they cannot make it is matched to the right booking and answered with new times.
Replies to your appointment reminders, such as "can we move this?", are picked up rather than left in an inbox.
Short-notice changes follow your cancellation policy, and anything that policy says needs a person goes to one.
It tells the right person, and offers a later slot only if your rules allow it.
You tell it which diary is affected. It contacts each client with alternatives, with your OK.
If you keep a waiting list, the released time can be offered to the next person, within your rules.
The homepage shows four steps. This is the full version, including the cases it hands back to you.
A text, email, call or reply to a reminder arrives asking to move or cancel. It is logged with the time it arrived.
It matches the sender to their booking and checks the details agree before changing anything. If there is more than one possible booking, it asks which one.
Notice period, appointment type and length, whether it must stay with the same person, and how many times a booking can move. Anything outside the rules goes to you.
It looks at real availability and offers two times that fit, with the same person by default. If neither suits, it offers more or passes the request to your team.
The old slot is released and the new one booked in your calendar. Reminders are reset and any linked notes or room bookings move with it.
The client gets a confirmation with a way to change it again. The person they are seeing sees the change in their diary.
If you keep a waiting list and have switched this on, the released time is offered to the next suitable person.
Late cancellation charges, repeated changes, appointments tied to a deadline and anything a client asks beyond the booking itself wait for a person.
Finding the booking, offering new times, updating the diary and telling everyone run on their own, because they are a matter of rules and availability. Decisions about money, such as a late cancellation charge, and anything where timing affects the work, wait for a person.
Before launch we write the rules down with you: notice periods, which appointment types can move freely, whether clients must stay with the same person, and how far ahead it can book. Changes outside those rules are passed to your team with the details already gathered.
It works out of hours too, so a client who cancels at 10pm gets new times that evening and the slot is free again for the morning. Messages use your firm's tone, and the first one in any conversation says it is an AI assistant.
A fictional text thread with a clinic patient.
Client meetings and calls with fee earners are moved within your rules. It only moves your own appointments. Hearings, deadlines and anything set by a court or another party stay with your team.
Read more →Review meetings and year-end calls are rearranged around each manager's diary. If a move would push work close to a filing deadline you have recorded, it flags that to the manager instead of booking it.
Read more →Follow-ups stay with the same clinician and the right appointment length by default. Clinical questions asked along the way go to your clinical team, and urgent symptoms follow your urgent protocol.
Read more →We build on the calendar or booking system you already use, via its API where it offers a way in. If it has none, we tell you during the audit and agree what is possible before you commit.
It offers more, within the rules you set. If nothing fits, it passes the request to your team with the client's preferences already noted.
It does not apply them. If your policy includes a charge, the booking is flagged to a person to decide, and the client is not told about a charge unless you choose to.
Yes, once you tell it which diary is affected and confirm. It contacts each client with alternatives and shows you who has rebooked and who has not.
You set the limit. Beyond it, the next request goes to your team rather than being booked automatically.
We will tell you honestly where AI will and will not save your firm time.