Features · Follow-ups
Unanswered quotes, unapproved proofs, unpaid invoices — chased politely on your behalf, capped at two, and sent in the customer's morning. Then it tells you it's time to call.
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A sent quote nobody answered. A proof sitting unapproved. An invoice past due. Shopwright watches all three and nudges the customer for you — a short, polite note that reads like you wrote it, not a dunning letter. The slow steps of the job keep moving without you remembering to poke them.
Each chase is capped at two automatic emails, sent inside the customer's own business-day morning — never at 2 a.m., never a fifth time. After the second, it doesn't keep nagging; it surfaces the job in Needs Attention and tells you it's time to pick up the phone. When you'd rather nudge by hand, that's unlimited — the cap is only on the automatic ones.
Every message carries a delivery state — sent, delivered, opened, or bounced — so you're not chasing someone whose email never arrived. When the customer opens the quote or invoice, the job shows "viewed by customer · 2h ago." You call the ones who read it and went quiet, not the ones who never got it.
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