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Client follow-up automation

Automate follow-ups without sounding automated

Client follow-ups can be automated when a clear event, useful context and stop condition are available. ThreeDayAI can detect the trigger, gather the right details and prepare or send an approved message. Sensitive, high-value and unusual conversations remain with a person.

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Typical first engagements are A$3,500 to A$8,000 excl. GST.

Quick fit check

Is this the right task to automate?

A useful follow-up workflow is tied to a real event and stops as soon as the desired response or status appears.

Strong first-task signals

  • A reliable event or date should trigger the follow-up.
  • Relevant client context exists in an accessible system.
  • The team repeats similar messages and timing rules.
  • Replies, opt-outs and completed actions can stop the sequence.

Usually not the first build

  • The message requires delicate negotiation or relationship repair.
  • The trigger data is unreliable or routinely delayed.
  • There is no clear owner for replies and exceptions.
  • The goal is to keep sending regardless of response or consent.

Map. Build. Prove.

One task, three clear phases

The build begins with one event and one follow-up objective. Context and stop conditions matter as much as the message itself.

Map trigger and stop conditions

Define the event, timing, recipient, required context, approved action and every reason the workflow must stop.

Build context and message

Detect the event, retrieve relevant details and prepare or send the bounded message through the existing tool.

Prove timing and handoff

Test replies, opt-outs, duplicates, late data, sensitive cases and the path back to a human owner.

Human checkpoint

Automation with an accountable decision point

Routine reminders and status updates can move automatically. Negotiation, complaints, vulnerable clients, high-value opportunities and unusual replies stay with a person.

A real stop condition The automation stops when the client responds, acts, opts out or needs human attention.

Built around your tools

Keep the stack. Remove the repetition.

Follow-ups can connect the CRM, inbox, calendar and service system already holding the event and client context.

  • Outlook
  • Gmail
  • HubSpot
  • Salesforce
  • Microsoft 365
  • Teams
  • Slack
  • Google Calendar
  • Calendly
  • Xero

Direct answers

Questions before the first call

Clear scope comes before software. These answers explain where the first release starts and where human ownership stays.

Will automated follow-ups feel impersonal?

They will if the workflow sends generic messages without context. A good build uses a real trigger, permitted client details, approved language and clear boundaries. Sensitive and high-value messages remain human, while routine follow-ups arrive consistently and on time.

How does the automation know when to stop?

Stop conditions are part of the scope. They can include a reply, completed payment, booked meeting, changed CRM stage, closed task, opt-out or human takeover. The workflow is tested to prevent duplicate or inappropriate follow-ups.

How much does a Workflow Fix cost?

Typical first engagements are A$3,500 to A$8,000 excl. GST. We quote the actual workflow, including its rules, exceptions, data sensitivity and acceptance tests, not app connections. The implementation plan and fixed-scope quote are prepared during the initial call.

Will every automation be delivered in three days?

No. Qualified, bounded scopes may use the focused three-day delivery model. Larger or higher-risk work is reduced to a reliable first release, split into phases or quoted separately before any build begins.

Bring one repeated task

Leave with a buildable plan

In 30 minutes, leave with a first-release implementation plan, fixed-scope quote, savings estimate and estimated first-year ROI.

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