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Reminders

Reminders that go out on time, and stop when they should.

Set a schedule once for the company. Override it for a group, a debtor or a single invoice. The most specific rule wins, and you can always see which one applies.

Key accounts · gentle cadence

Which rule applies to Nandi Cycles?

  1. Invoice
  2. Debtor
  3. Group (applies)
  4. Organisation

No invoice or debtor rule, so the Key accounts group rule wins.

  1. 3 days before

    Friendly heads-up

    3 invoices, one email

    Opened
  2. Due date

    Due today

    Consolidated statement attached

    Delivered
  3. 7 days after

    Payment reminder

    Sent from accounts@yourco.in

    Opened
  4. 15 days after

    Firmer follow-up

    Paused: ₹3.3L promised for Friday

    Paused

What it does

Reminders, in six lines.

  • Before and after the due date

    A friendly heads-up three days before, then firmer steps after it.

  • One email per debtor

    Every open invoice in a single consolidated reminder, not ten separate emails.

  • Knows when to wait

    Pauses on its own while a dispute is open or a promise is pending.

  • Your domain, your brand

    Send from your verified domain (SPF and DKIM) with your logo and sender name.

  • Delivered, opened, bounced

    See what happened to every message, so “we never got it” has an answer.

  • Do-not-contact and snooze

    Exclude sensitive accounts, or pause a debtor until a date.

On the way:WhatsApp and SMS reminders Coming soonMixed sequences with call tasks Coming soonReview before send Coming soon

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