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The follow-up you meant to do.

Set one on any chat in seconds. Overdue ones surface first, and when a follow-up falls due your phone tells you — wherever you are.

Inside WhatsApp WebIn the dashboardOn your phoneEssentials and up

Follow-ups

1 overdue

Follow-up

Verma Distributors

Overdue by 2 days

Meeting30 min

Anand Supplies

Today, 3:00pm

Todo

Patel & Co

Tomorrow, 10:00am

Mark doneReschedule

You meant to follow up. You forgot. They bought elsewhere.

Nobody loses a deal on purpose. They lose it because a conversation went quiet on a Tuesday and there was nothing anywhere to say “come back to this on Friday”. WhatsApp has no such thing, so the follow-up lives in your head, competing with forty other chats.

And the ones you forget are invisible. A missed follow-up leaves no trace — no red flag, no unread badge, nothing. It just quietly stops being a deal.

Nothing slips

A reminder on every conversation that needs one.

Pick a time from a quick option — an hour, tomorrow morning, in three days — or set your own. Syncdo holds it against that lead, surfaces it when it is due, and shows you what is overdue before anything else. Close it done, or reschedule it in a tap.

  • Three types out of the box: Follow-up, Todo and Meeting — and Meetings carry a length
  • Quick options for the common cases, or pick an exact time
  • Overdue follow-ups surface first, so the oldest debt gets paid
  • Add your own types in Settings, and archive ones you stop using
  • Due reminders arrive on your phone as push notifications

How it works

  1. 1Open a chat and set a follow-up — an hour, tomorrow, or a time you pick
  2. 2Syncdo holds it against that lead and surfaces it when it is due
  3. 3Your phone notifies you; mark it done or reschedule in a tap

Follow-ups

1 overdue

Follow-up

Verma Distributors

Overdue by 2 days

Meeting30 min

Anand Supplies

Today, 3:00pm

Todo

Patel & Co

Tomorrow, 10:00am

Mark doneReschedule

A reminder chases you. A cadence chases the customer.

A reminder is for you. It produces a notification on your screen or your phone telling you to do something — call them back, send the quote, check the payment. Nothing reaches the customer.

A cadence is the opposite: a series of messages that go out to the customer over days until they reply. That is a different feature with its own controls and its own ceilings — see how cadences work.

The one place they meet is that a reminder type can be configured to send customer messages when a booking is made or is coming up — a Meeting confirmation, for example. That is off by default on all three built-in types, and you turn it on per type in Settings.

Reminders are on Essentials and up. Push notifications need the phone app installed, which is free — but the reminders they carry are part of the paid plans.

Questions, answered.

Three by default: Follow-up, Todo and Meeting. Meetings carry a length, 30 minutes unless you change it; the other two are a point in time. You can add your own types in Settings, and archive ones you stop using — archiving keeps existing reminders working rather than deleting them.

No. A reminder notifies you, not them. A reminder type can optionally be configured to send a confirmation when something is booked or coming up, but that is off by default on all three built-in types.

Install the Syncdo dashboard on your phone from the browser and allow notifications when it asks. A follow-up falling due then arrives as a push notification, and opening it takes you straight to that lead.

Essentials or Intelligence. Reminders are not on the free plan, which has leads, stages, notes and history without the follow-up system.

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