WhatsApp follow-ups
Schedule the follow-up while the conversation is fresh. If the customer writes back first, the follow-up cancels itself.
Works with your own WhatsApp. Pick a person, a time, and you are done.
You sent the price on Monday. By Friday you have forgotten who is still waiting.
Some customers buy every few weeks, until you forget to ask.
The note is in one app and the conversation is in another, so the follow-up never happens.
Send the quote, then schedule the follow-up in the same minute.
Illustration of an example, not a recording.
Schedule one message a few days after the quote, and tick "Cancel when a message is received" so it is dropped if the person writes first.
Make the message repeat every number of days, weeks or months, so a regular customer hears from you on time.
Schedule a reminder to the same person, once or on a repeat, instead of typing it again.
Track who is waiting on Tasks boards, with a Kanban view to drag cards between stages.
Use WhatsApp Web in Chrome for free, or set up an always-on connection (Pro).
Add the person, write the follow-up, and pick the date and time.
Tick Cancel when a message is received, set a repeat if you want one, then click Schedule Send.
Every scheduled message stays visible and editable until it goes out.
Scheduled messages show in the Message Planner calendar. Drag one to a new time.
For a repeating message, choose Only this message, This message and all following, or The whole series.
With Cancel when a message is received on, the message is dropped if the person writes to you before it sends.
Each message card lets you view message logs, and retry if a send failed.
The plan decides how many follow-ups can wait, and whether they go out with your computer off.
Sends while WhatsApp Web is open. Up to 3 scheduled messages can wait at a time.
Unlimited scheduled messages, sent while WhatsApp Web is open.
Sends from the Blueticks cloud, even when your computer is off. Try Pro free for 7 days, no card, when you set up an always-on connection.
Pick the person, the time, and the safety net.