Day 4 · Mid-Cycle · Conditional

WF02 Phase 4 — Day 4 Safety-Net SMS

The last automated touch before the close. Fires only if the lead has gone quiet.

Active · Currently In Play

Phase 4 is a conditional safety net. It fires only when the AI conversation has gone silent and the lead still hasn't booked. Temperature-routed content — Hot gets a booking nudge, Warm gets soft options, Cool gets no-pressure presence. New patients only.

If the patient is still actively chatting with the AI, the SMS suppresses. If they've booked, skipped. Zero double contact.

Phase 4 logic

Step 4.1 · Wait until Day 4

Step 4.2 · If / Else — Already Booked?

Step 4.3 · If / Else — AI Conversation Silent?

Steps 4.4–4.8 · Temperature routing

Hot (Step 4.5)

"Hi {{contact.first_name}}, {{custom_values.sys_brand_name}} here. We still have your enquiry open and would love to get you booked in. You can choose a time here: {{custom_values.qual_booking_link}} or reply to this message."

Warm (Step 4.7)

"Hi {{contact.first_name}}, just a quick note from {{custom_values.sys_brand_name}}. If you'd like to chat through your options or find a time to visit, reply here or call us on {{custom_values.sys_practice_phone}}. We're happy to help either way."

Cool (Step 4.8)

"Hi {{contact.first_name}}, {{custom_values.sys_brand_name}} here. No pressure at all. Whenever you'd like to pick things back up, just reply and we'll take it from there."

Why SMS here, not another email

Day 2 already spent the email slot. A second email inside three days into an unresponsive inbox trains the spam filter to bucket everything. SMS has a different gut-check — people read them, even the ones they don't reply to. One short message, temperature-matched tone, then silence until Day 6.

Why conditional, not scheduled

The patient who's already actively chatting with the AI doesn't need a prompt — they're engaging. The patient who's booked doesn't need another touch — they're in. The Day 4 SMS only fires when it's actually useful: AI silent, lead not booked, temperature known. That's the difference between a system that respects the patient and one that just runs on a timer.