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The message you would have sent if you had remembered.
An automation is not a campaign. It is one message that goes at one moment to one person: the day before a class, after she has not been in for a fortnight, before a membership renews, or after her first class. You set it up once and it happens every day without anybody touching it.
It goes because something happened, not because it is Tuesday.
Before the class, on the channel she chose.
After a number of days without attending, in words you write.
So nobody is surprised by the charge.
After joining, and after the first class.
Each automation stands alone, so you can stop just that one.
Before a class, after an absence, before a renewal, after joining.
Once, with her name and the class details inside it.
Push, email, or WhatsApp on an approved template.
Every day, on its own, and it appears in the send log.
A message you start on WhatsApp goes from an approved template. That is what keeps your number working rather than blocked.
Yes. Every automated send is logged with the recipient, the channel and the time.
She does not receive it. Her channel preference applies to automations as much as to messages you send by hand.
The first conversation is questions, not a deck.