CUSTOMER COMMUNICATIONS

The texts that kill dry runs write themselves

Booking confirmations, day-before reminders, driver-en-route, rental-ending nudges, completion thank-yous — queued automatically from job events, in your words, reviewed in one outbox.

In every 7-day free trial — no demo call.

T-1
day-before reminders sweep the book automatically
0
sticky notes required — events queue the messages
2-way
customer replies land on the job, not a lost inbox

Event-driven, not memory-driven

A booking queues the confirmation. A driver going en-route queues the heads-up. A rental ending tomorrow queues the reminder. Nobody has to remember.

Your voice

Every template is editable in plain English with placeholders — {name}, {size}, {date}, {address}. Turn any event off per company.

Two-way, into the job

Customer portal messages land on the job's chat and light the board — dispatch sees the request exactly where the job lives.

How it works

  • 1The Outbox shows everything queued and sent; SMS/email sending activates with messaging keys.
  • 2T-2/T-1 rental-end reminders sweep the book — deduplicated, never spammy.
  • 3The customer portal lets customers request pickups, swaps, and extra days — requests post to the job, dispatch stays in control.
  • 4Templates ship with proven defaults; edit them once and they're yours.

Operators ask

Will this spam my customers?

No — messages queue off real job events, deduplicated, and you can review the outbox before anything sends.

Can I write my own messages?

Every template is plain English with placeholders. Your words, our timing.

What kills dry runs, exactly?

The day-before reminder ('is the gate unlocked? is the car moved?') and the en-route text. Customers who know you're coming are ready when you get there.