Help Centre
Help Centre Features How to set up automatic follow-ups for new clients

How to set up automatic follow-ups for new clients

Published 9 November 2026 Updated 9 November 2026 Reviewed 9 November 2026 Features

To set up follow-ups, open Co-Work, then Automations. Preview the Welcome a new client template, open the builder, write the welcome email and the follow-up, then save and switch the automation on. It then runs quietly in the background.

Time needed1 minute
What you needYour V1CE account
Where in the appCo-Work > Automations
Video transcript and chapters
Chapters
0:00 Introduction
0:14 Open Automations
0:21 Check Activity
0:28 Preview the template
0:33 See the full flow
0:39 Write the emails
0:46 Switch it on
0:53 You're done

Transcript
Follow-ups make sure the right message goes out by itself, so nobody you meet goes cold.
Set it up once.
After someone leaves their details, a welcome email goes out in 30 minutes, and a follow-up
lands three days later.
Head to Co-Work, then Automations.
You'll see every automation you have running, and a row of ready-made templates.
The Activity tab shows what's been sent to each contact, and Integrations connects
your calendar, video calls, and CRM.
Select the Welcome a new client template to preview it, then choose Set it up.
Here's the whole flow.
The trigger, a short wait, the welcome email, another wait, and the follow-up.
Select the welcome email step, then write email, add a subject and a message, and insert
a link to your booking page.
Do the same for the follow-up, save and switch the automation on.
It now runs quietly in the background.
Every new contact is welcomed and followed up, without you lifting a finger.
How to set up automatic follow-ups for new clients: video guide thumbnail

Follow-ups make sure the right message goes out by itself, so nobody you meet goes cold. You will find them under Automations in Co-Work.

This guide shows where to find your automations, how to start from the Welcome a new client template, and how to write your emails and switch it on.

Watch the video

Find your automations

Step 1: Open Automations

Select Co-Work in the left menu, then choose Automations.

Step 2: See what is running

You will land on a list of every automation you have running, plus ready-made templates to start from.

Step 3: Check Activity

The Activity tab shows what has been sent or skipped for each contact, newest first.

Start from a template

Step 4: Preview the template

Select the Welcome a new client template to preview what it does before you switch it on.

Step 5: See the full flow

Select Set it up to open the builder. You will see the whole flow: the trigger, a short wait, the welcome email, another wait, then the follow-up email.

Write your emails and go live

Step 6: Write the welcome email

Select the welcome email step, then Write email. Add a subject and message, and personalise it with details like their first name.

Step 7: Write the follow-up

Do the same for the follow-up email, a quick nudge that goes out a few days later if they have not booked yet.

Step 8: Switch it on

Once both emails are saved, switch the automation on. It now runs quietly in the background, keeping every new client warm.

Good to know

  • Insert a link to a booking page or service straight from the email toolbar.
  • Check the Activity tab to see exactly who got what and when.
  • Connect your calendar, video call tools and CRM under Integrations so automations can use them.

Frequently asked questions

Where do I find my automations?

Select Co-Work in the left menu, then choose Automations. You see every automation you have running, plus ready-made templates.

What does the Welcome a new client template do?

After someone leaves their details, a welcome email goes out, and a follow-up lands three days later.

Can I write my own emails?

Yes. Select the welcome email step, write the email, add a subject and a link to your booking page. Do the same for the follow-up.

How do I see what has been sent?

The Activity tab shows what has been sent or skipped for each contact, newest first.

Was this helpful?