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Does it call no-show customers to win them back itself?
Customers who miss their appointment usually don't get called back, so the salon quietly loses both the time slot and the customer. Fonify's AI employee calls no-show customers itself the same day, reminds them about the missed appointment, offers a new date, and logs the confirmation in the system. It wins back 61% of these appointments, makes 38 win-back calls a week, and cuts the no-show rate by 29%.
Is this your question: Does it call no-show customers to win them back itself?
Fonify calls no-show customers and reschedules them.
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- Fonify0:02· TR
Hi, you missed your appointment today. Shall we set up a new date?
- Customer0:06· TR
Sorry, I forgot. I'm not free this week, can we do next week?
- Fonify0:10· TR
Of course, is next Tuesday at 2:00 PM okay?
- Customer0:14· TR
That works, thanks.
What happened behind the scenes
- All no-show customers were called automatically the same day
- The new appointment was logged into the system
- The win-back rate after a no-show was tracked
Result
61%Appointments won back
+38Win-back calls per week
29%Reduced no-shows
Questions about this scenario
Which customers does it call after a no-show?
Fonify automatically flags every customer who misses their appointment slot or cancels at the last minute, and calls them the same day to offer a new date.
How does the no-show list and the new appointment get logged in the salon software?
Fonify automatically pulls the no-show list from your salon booking software, writes the new appointment it sets up into that same system, and checks the calendar itself for conflicts.
If a customer wants to stop using the salon's services altogether, what does Fonify do?
Fonify doesn't push back when a customer says they want to stop altogether; it notes the request, passes it to the customer relations team, and updates their contact preference.
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