Service reminders
Don't let the next visit slip.

Rebook tracks who's due and when, so the reminder goes out on time — from your team, not a bot.
A simple process
Four steps to service reminders that work.
- 1
Know each customer's interval
Record how often each service is due — a tune-up every year, a filter every quarter. The interval comes from the job, not a guess.
- 2
Flag it 2 weeks before it's due
Give yourself two weeks of lead time. A customer reminded a week early can book; one reminded a month late has already found someone else.
- 3
Send a personal reminder
Name the service and the date — your furnace tune-up is due next week. A specific reminder gets a booking; a generic blast gets ignored.
- 4
Set up the next one on completion
When the job is done, create the next reminder from the same interval, so the cycle starts again without another step.
Scripts you can use
Copy these, fill in the blanks.
The reminder
Hi first name, it's your name from your business. Your service is coming due when. Want me to find a time that works?
The gentle nudge
Hi first name, quick reminder that your service is due when. Reply here and I'll get you booked in.
The last call
Hi first name, last note on this — your service is still open. If now isn't good, no problem; we'll check back later.
How Rebook helps
Rebook turns this method into a reminder schedule.
See who's due
A list of customers whose service is coming up.
Rebook surfaces each customer before their next visit is due, with the reason and the date, so nothing slips.

Today's queue
- Ferris Auto DetailingNextDetailing · Interior detail · Every 6 monthsDue today
- Wells Property GroupLandscaping · Irrigation start-up · Spring start-up dueTomorrow
- Kowalski HomeHVAC · Furnace tune-up · Annual checkup dueThis week
- Alvarez ResidencePlumbing · Water softener · 6-month serviceNext week
5 due today · 1 booked · Illustrative sample data
The visit comes back around
A completed job sets up the next one.
Record a completed visit and Rebook creates the next expected service from your own interval, not a guess.

Dana Whitfield
Water heater flush
Call Tuesday morning — mention the filter upgrade she asked about
Your team confirms every outcome before context is added.
Send the reminder
A friendly reminder, in your words.
A short script that reminds the customer it's time, without sounding like a blast.

Dana Whitfield · furnace tune-up · due next week
Provided conversation guide
Hi Dana, it's Alex from Brightline Heating.
Your furnace tune-up is due next week. Want to pick a time?
Your team confirms the result before the plan changes.
Common questions
How do service businesses remind customers it's time?
Track each customer's interval or due date, and reach out before the visit. Rebook keeps that list current from the jobs your team records.
How does Rebook track service due dates?
You supply the interval or due date, by hand or import. Rebook shows the visit before it's due and sets up the next one after completion.
Does Rebook send reminders automatically?
No. Rebook gives your team the reminder list and a short script; a person makes every contact and confirms the outcome.

Free to start
Keep the relationship going after the job is done.
Bring your customer list. See who needs a follow-up this week.