Agent 07 of 11. Convert

Appointments place themselves. Even the missed ones come back.

A lead says yes at 8:14 pm. Your rule says evening leads get tomorrow's 2 to 4 window, so WyseB places the 2:30 slot, reminds the lead 30 minutes ahead, and when nobody picks up it sends a sorry-we-missed-you with a link to choose a new time. Booking stops being a conversation and becomes a system.

Your rulesarrival window to call window Auto rebookafter every miss 1 linklead picks their own time
Schedule agentTurning a yes into a kept slot
ON DUTY
8:14 pm Evening lead matched your ruleAfter 6 pm → next day, 2 to 4 pm window RULE
8:14 pm Slot placed: tomorrow, 2:30 pmFirst free slot on the grid. One active appointment per lead PLACED
2:00 pm Reminder sent, 30 minutes ahead"Reminder: your call is at 2:30 pm today" REMINDER
2:36 pm No pickup. Rebook link sent"Sorry we missed you" plus a link to pick a new time REBOOK
The problem

Booking is where warm leads go cold.

The lead already said yes. Then the calendar negotiation starts, and every extra message is another chance to lose them.

The what-time-works ping-pong

Six messages to settle one slot: you offer two times, they counter, someone forgets to reply, and a lead who said yes on Monday is still unbooked on Thursday.

A missed call ends the story

No pickup becomes a mental note to try again later, and later never comes. The lead did not say no; the follow-up simply never happened.

Reminders live in someone's head

When reminding is a human job, one busy afternoon skips it. A skipped reminder becomes a forgotten appointment, and a forgotten appointment is an empty chair you already paid to fill.

Why Schedule is different

Booking runs on rules, so WyseB runs your rules.

Windows you define, day by day

Tell WyseB how your week works: a lead that arrives between 9 and 12 gets a call between 2 and 4, and Saturday runs different hours than Tuesday. If a window is full, the appointment rolls forward to the next free day on its own.

arrives 9-12 → call 14-16

One appointment, whole history

A lead holds exactly one active appointment, so nobody gets double-booked and nobody slips through with none. Every earlier slot, miss and reschedule stays on the lead's timeline, so you always know how you got here.

one active appointment per lead

The outcome loop closes every call

Mark what happened after the call and WyseB acts on it. No pickup sends a sorry-we-missed-you and re-books automatically. Attended sends a thank you. A missed call becomes a detour, not the end of the road.

no-pickup → auto rebook

Leads reschedule themselves

Plans change, so every lead gets a link that opens on any phone, shows your free slots, and books the new time. No app to install, no login to remember, no back-and-forth with your front desk.

any phone, no app, no login
The loop

From a yes to a kept appointment, with the misses caught on the way.

The arrival

A lead is ready to book. WyseB checks when they arrived against your rules for that day of the week.

TRIGGER lead_ready
arrived: Thu 8:14 pm
rule: after 6 pm

The match

The matching rule names a window. The first free slot on the grid takes the appointment; a full day rolls forward to the next free one.

PLACE slot_search
window: next day 2-4 pm
slot: 2:30 pm

The reminder

Before the call, the lead gets a WhatsApp reminder. You decide how many minutes ahead it goes out.

REMIND t-30 min
channel: WhatsApp
status: delivered

The outcome

After the call you mark what happened. No pickup sends a sorry-we-missed-you and a rebook link; attended sends a thank you.

OUTCOME no_pickup
message: sorry we missed you
action: rebook link sent

Watch a slot place itself in the live demo.

See a rule match a lead, a slot land on the grid, and a missed call turn into a rebook, all in the same product your account would run.

Your rules, day by day Auto rebook after a miss One link to reschedule Free plan available