Follow-up job
Know who needs a follow-up. Have the drafts ready.
The Mac checks your customer history, finds who looks due, and writes the follow-ups. You read them before they send.
By Tanner ThompsonUpdated August 10, 2026
The receipt
Real customer history became a ready-to-review Gmail draft list.
The Mac checked the customer history, found the people who looked due, and prepared a small batch of fact-checked drafts.
See the real follow-up jobSimple questions
What the Mac does. What you do.
01
What does it read?
The customer and order history your business already trusts.
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Will the messages sound generic?
No. Each draft is based on that customer's real history.
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Does it send by itself?
Not in this first job. You review every draft before it sends.
How it works
Work in. Work done.
- 01
I connect the customer history
The Mac reads the same records you already use.
- 02
It finds who looks due
The Mac checks the dates and the latest real order.
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You get the drafts
Read them, make any change, and send when you are ready.
What waits for you
The Mac does not guess.
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The Mac does not make up customer facts.
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Nothing sends until you approve it.
FAQ
Straight answers.
Does it need a CRM?
No. It needs a customer record it can trust. That can be a CRM or a clean file.
How do I start?
Start with a small batch of drafts. Read every one before sending.
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