Can Voksha send a text message confirmation after booking a client consultation?
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When Voksha books a consultation directly into a connected calendar (Google Calendar, Outlook, or Calendly), the confirmation and reminder behavior generally follows whatever notification settings that calendar or scheduling tool already has configured, for example, Calendly's built-in email and SMS reminder workflow, or Google Calendar's event notifications to the caller's email if one was collected during intake. This matters for law firms because no-shows to initial consultations are a real cost, an attorney or paralegal spending a scheduled 30-45 minute slot on a consultation only to have the prospective client not show up, and firms that already use Calendly specifically because of its automated reminder sequences can keep that same behavior in place when bookings originate from a phone call through Voksha rather than a website form. Firms should confirm during setup whether their connected scheduling tool is configured to text or email confirmations by default, since this is managed at the calendar-tool level rather than being a separate Voksha notification system, and adjust those settings the same way they would for any other bookings coming through that calendar. For firms without an existing reminder workflow on their calendar tool, setting one up (most calendar and scheduling platforms support this natively) is a worthwhile addition alongside adopting Voksha, since it closes the loop on reducing no-shows for the consultations Voksha is now booking directly rather than through a manual callback-and-confirm process.
When Voksha books a consultation directly into a connected calendar (Google Calendar, Outlook, or Calendly), the confirmation and reminder behavior generally follows whatever notification settings that calendar or scheduling tool already has configured, for example, Calendly's built-in email and SMS reminder workflow, or Google Calendar's event notifications to the caller's email if one was collected during intake. This matters for law firms because no-shows to initial consultations are a real cost, an attorney or paralegal spending a scheduled 30-45 minute slot on a consultation only to have the prospective client not show up, and firms that already use Calendly specifically because of its automated reminder sequences can keep that same behavior in place when bookings originate from a phone call through Voksha rather than a website form. Firms should confirm during setup whether their connected scheduling tool is configured to text or email confirmations by default, since this is managed at the calendar-tool level rather than being a separate Voksha notification system, and adjust those settings the same way they would for any other bookings coming through that calendar. For firms without an existing reminder workflow on their calendar tool, setting one up (most calendar and scheduling platforms support this natively) is a worthwhile addition alongside adopting Voksha, since it closes the loop on reducing no-shows for the consultations Voksha is now booking directly rather than through a manual callback-and-confirm process.
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