Soulvaya OS / Platform
Run & Grow
Reminders, reviews, rebooking, missed-call text-backs — switched on in plain English, opt-out built in.
A real reminder flow with sample data — warm, timezone-true, opt-out always present.
The workhorses
Every edition ships the set that fits — these are the classics.
Day-before and hours-before, timezone-correct, deduplicated — guests can reply to change plans.
One gentle message after a visit. Never twice. Never to someone who opted out.
“Sorry we missed you — how can we help?” The lead you would have lost, kept.
The guarantees
This is where honest-state engineering shows its teeth.
Reply STOP and the system marks it permanently — every future send checks first.
Every attempt is recorded: sent, skipped-no-credentials, skipped-opt-out, failed. No theater.
Message templates are drafted for you and approved by you before the first real send.
Under the hood
Proper names, real things
A scheduled engine checks upcoming bookings every hour and sends inside your rules.
One reminder per booking per rule — retries can never double-text a client.
Sends respect business-appropriate hours in your timezone.
Until texting is connected, the system says so honestly — it never pretends to send.
Name, time, date — filled from real bookings, warmly.
SMS where immediacy matters, email where records matter.
And that is just the surface
Questions, answered
No — frequency rules, dedup, quiet windows, and one-ask review logic are architectural, not optional. And STOP is sacred.
The system runs in honest needs-credentials state: everything is queued and logged as not-sent. Nothing fakes delivery — see why.
Yes — or approve ours. Nothing sends in a voice you have not okayed.
Your choice per automation: approve-each at first, then trust — flip it anytime in the Command Center.
Each edition ships its fit: table reminders for restaurants, trial follow-ups for gyms, consultation confirmations for firms. Set them in the brief.
Requests answered, reviews routed, follow-ups sent — every action still waits for your yes.

Switched on in plain English — see the duty switches in any demo.