Client workflows

Multi-step automations

Build aftercare, reactivation and follow-up sequences – with wait times, conditions and automatic emails.

  • Visual builder
  • Automatic emails
  • Stops when the client rebooks
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Treatflow workflow builder with trigger, wait time and message

The short answer

How do I automate aftercare and follow-ups in my beauty salon?

With client workflows in Treatflow you build multi-step sequences: for example, wait 2 days after the treatment, ask how the client is doing, check whether she has rebooked and only then send an invitation for a follow-up appointment. You stay in touch without chasing anyone manually.

Updated on By Olcay Elikci, Founder

Sequences that run on their own

Instead of single reminders, you build sequences – made for aftercare, reactivation and follow-ups with several steps.

Aftercare without extra work

Automatically ask how the skin is doing – and offer the follow-up appointment if the client is interested.

Win back inactive clients

After 60–90 days without a visit, an invitation goes out to bring them back – personal and at the right moment.

Smart branching

Check whether the client has rebooked. If so, the workflow stops – no duplicate messages.

How it works

Your first workflow in three steps.

  1. 1

    Choose a trigger

    Start, for example, when an appointment ends or when a client hasn't visited for a while.

  2. 2

    Connect the steps

    Arrange wait times, messages and conditions in the visual builder.

  3. 3

    Activate

    Treatflow runs the sequence and sends the messages by email.

What you get

Everything for multi-step client communication – clear and easy to control.

Visual builder

Trigger, wait times, message and condition via drag & drop.

  • Clear overview
  • Multiple stages
  • Quick to adjust

Email messages

Each step reaches your clients in their inbox.

  • Email
  • Your own text
  • Sent automatically

Wait times

Days or hours between steps – to match your salon's routine.

  • Aftercare timing
  • Reactivation
  • Nothing to remember

Conditions

Check for new bookings, for example, and stop the sequence in time.

  • No duplicate emails
  • Smart branching
  • More relevance

Aftercare sequences

A first check-in, then optionally a follow-up appointment – only when it makes sense.

  • Stronger loyalty
  • Fewer no-shows later
  • More repeat appointments

Reactivation

Automatically invite clients back after a longer break.

  • 60–90 days
  • Personal
  • No spreadsheet chaos
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Frequently asked questions about client workflows

What are client workflows in Treatflow?

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Client workflows are multi-step automations: you build sequences with a trigger, wait times, messages and conditions. Aftercare, reactivation and follow-ups then run automatically – without you writing every message by hand.

How are workflows different from simple reminders?

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Simple messages (such as appointment reminders) are one trigger and one message. Workflows are made for sequences with several steps and branches – for example: check in after the treatment, wait, check whether the client has rebooked and only then send a second message.

Which channel do workflow messages use?

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Workflow steps are sent by email. Appointment reminders are still set up separately as standard messages.

Can a workflow stop when the client rebooks?

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Yes. You can set conditions, for example checking whether the client has booked again since the last appointment. If so, the sequence stops – you stay in touch without sending duplicate messages.

Which workflows are good to start with?

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Popular choices are: aftercare 1–2 days after the treatment, reactivation after 60–90 days without a visit, and multi-step aftercare with a second message only if no follow-up appointment has been booked yet.

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