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Bring past customers back before you buy new leads

The cheapest job you will book this month is for someone you have already worked for. Reactivation sends a check-in to customers you have not heard from, a tune-up reminder when the season turns, and lands the replies in your inbox with the booking link ready.

— Sound familiar? —

The customers you forgot you had

Years of customers in a spreadsheet

Nobody has texted them since the install, and they have forgotten your name.

Seasons turn without you

The furnace customers who should hear from you in September hear from a competitor’s flyer.

New leads cost more every year

You pay for strangers while people who already trust you go to someone else.

Your customer list is the cheapest lead source you own. Use it.

How a reactivation campaign runs

One send to the people who already trust you, with the cost shown before it goes.

  1. 1
    AutoCampaign

    Segment

    Customers with no job in twelve months, or furnace installs older than two years.

  2. 2
    You

    You fill the template

    Start from a ready-made check-in, write it in your own voice with a booking link, and see the credit cost before you send.

  3. 3
    AutoCampaign

    Scheduled

    The send is queued for the segment, inside quiet hours.

  4. 4
    AutoCampaign

    Sent

    To opted-in customers only, inside quiet hours.

  5. 5
    Customer

    Reply

    “Yes — can you do next week?” arrives with the answer already drafted.

  6. 6
    AutoCampaign

    Booked

    The tune-up lands on the calendar; the customer record shows the job came from reactivation.

What reactivation covers

  • Lapsed check-ins

    Anyone you have not heard from in a while gets a short, useful message.

  • Seasonal reminders

    Tune-ups, pre-winter checks and filter changes to the customers they apply to.

  • Replies handled

    Answers land in the inbox with a reply drafted and a booking link.

  • Results you can see

    Replies and bookings per campaign, so you know which check-ins work.

What it is built on

Smart Segments

The right customers, automatically

Lists that update themselves — last job date, equipment age, service area. See smart segments.

Mass Texting & Email

One send, cost shown first

Text and email to the customers you choose, with the estimated cost before you send. See mass texting.

Customer Employee

Replies turned into bookings

Answers the “yes, when?” and offers a time from your calendar. See the Customer Employee.

Your list, treated well

Reactivation only works if people are glad to hear from you.

Opted-in only
Only customers with recorded consent receive campaigns; STOP is honoured automatically.
Cost before you send
Every campaign shows its credit cost before approval, under a spend cap you set.
Useful, not salesy
Written by you from a template, with the customer’s history in front of you, so it reads like a note from the company that fixed their furnace.

Frequently asked questions

Who should I reactivate first?

Start with customers whose equipment is due a service and anyone with no job in the last year. Both segments can be built automatically from the job and contact data you already have.

Will it annoy customers?

It only messages customers who opted in, respects quiet hours, and sends something useful — a seasonal reminder or a check-in — rather than a sales pitch. STOP ends it immediately.

Can I see what a campaign costs before it goes?

Yes. Every send shows its estimated credit cost before you approve it, and credits sit under a spend cap you control.

Does it need my job software?

Works alongside the tools you use to run jobs. Import your customer list, or connect your job software so last-job dates stay current.

Fill the schedule from people who already trust you

Import your customers and send the first check-in this week.

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