Appointment confirmation by SMS or email
Your customer receives a message as soon as you schedule an appointment, with a link they can use to confirm or decline it in one click. You do not need to call. A customer who has confirmed the appointment is more likely to be ready when your technician arrives. That means fewer no-shows, fewer wasted trips and less time spent driving to a closed door.
You choose the channel yourself. SMS messages are usually read quickly, while emails can remain unopened for hours or even days. For time-sensitive updates, such as an estimated arrival time or a reminder on the day itself, SMS is often the better choice. For confirmations your customer may want to keep or forward, email is more convenient.
In both cases, the message includes a link so your customer can confirm the appointment, change the time or view the job sheet directly.