Example reminder
Example wording for this page. Not a text a customer sent us.
Example Tutoring: Sam, maths lesson Thursday at 4:00pm. Call us if you need to change it.
The lesson was on the calendar. The student wasn’t at the door.
A tutor waiting on the porch, or a driving instructor with the car idling, is the same problem. Autext texts the lesson that is already booked.
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Example missed-call text
Example wording for this page. Not a text a customer sent us.
Example Driving: Sorry we missed you. Call if you need to book or move a lesson. Call us back.
What matters here
- Lesson reminders the day before
- Cancel replies before you have left home
- On-my-way text on the day, if you use it
- A simple booking page for the next lesson
- Not a learner-log or a licensing system
The address is the point
The reminder can name the time. Put the suburb in your own wording if you want. Do not put a full private address in a text unless you mean to.
A parent’s mobile
The text goes to the mobile on the event. If that is a parent, say so in the name you write on the event.
The next lesson
R moves this one. The booking page can offer the next open time if you turn that on.
SMS remindersBooking pageTwo-way textingOn-my-way texts
Questions
Does this log driving hours?
No. It reminds them about the lesson on the calendar. It does not record hours or talk to a licensing body.
Do I leave the diary I already use?
No. If the visit is on Google Calendar, with a mobile or a saved full name, Autext can text it from there.