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Appointment reminders
Seven days out. One day out. One hour out. Each on its own channel, each sent exactly once, and none of them at three in the morning.
Tue 12 Nov · 10:15 M. Delgado · Dr A. Chen
One appointment · three messages
Timing
A reminder can fire exactly so long before the appointment. Or at an hour you choose, on the day. Watch what that does to a Tuesday.
Set as many reminders as you like. Two cannot share the same offset, so nobody gets the same message twice by accident.
The seven-day note can go by email while the one-hour one goes by text. They are doing different jobs.
Quiet hours hold for everything except the one-hour message. That one still sends. An appointment in sixty minutes is worth a buzz.
The message
Past that, a text bills as two. So the message measures itself and shortens rather than quietly costing you twice.
A reminder nobody can reply to is a leaflet. This one takes one word back, and the booking changes.
One STOP, or one click in an email, and the reminders end. The job checks that list before every send.
Each reminder is written to a log as it goes. A retry or an overlapping run finds it there and sends nothing.
The whole point
That morning is back. The reminders went out at the hour you chose, and the replies came in on their own.
Set once · sent for every appointment after that