Bookings arrive on WhatsApp: a name, a number, a pickup date and time, an address, the car, the payment. Paste that message into NagMeLater with one line on top, "Remind me 2 hours before pickup", and you are nagged at the right moment with every detail of the ride still in the reminder. Your drivers get their own nags, and you hear back when they confirm.
Try it free on WhatsAppA client books for Saturday, the message gets buried under fifty other chats, and on Saturday morning nobody remembers the airport run until the client calls.
You told the chauffeur on Tuesday. On the day you are still calling him at 6 pm to check that he knows the pickup is at 7:45, and from which tower.
A high-value client wants to hear from you before the ride. Sending that message to every client, the night before, by memory, is exactly the job that slips on a busy week.
Reminders were just the door. Behind it: tasks, notes, briefings and more, all by plain texting. Every card links to a full demo.
No form and no retyping. Copy the booking exactly as the client or your office sent it, add "Remind me 2 hours before pickup" on top, and send it to NagMeLater. It reads the pickup date and time from the booking itself, and the name, number, address and car stay in the reminder, so when it fires you have the whole ride in front of you. "Remind me the day before at 6 pm" or "Remind me in one hour" work the same way.
Remind me 2 hours before pickup + the bookingCreate a group, share its code with your drivers, and each joins with a name. "remind @Ali on 20th Oct at 6:30 pm to pick up Sarah Khan from Marina Gate 2" nags Ali on his own WhatsApp. When he replies done you are told, and if there is no reply within an hour you are told that too, so you call the one driver who needs it instead of all of them.
remind @Ali on 20th Oct at 6:30 pm to pick up Sarah KhanWrite the confirmation when you take the booking: "schedule message to the client's number tomorrow at 6pm: Confirming your pickup at 7:45 PM from Marina Gate 2". At 6 pm you get the message back with a one-tap link that opens the client's chat with the text ready. You press send, so it comes from your own number, the one the client already knows.
schedule message to 12024909133 tomorrow at 6pm: Confirming your pickupTurn on a morning briefing and the day opens with one WhatsApp message listing every reminder due today: the airport runs, the wedding car, the driver checks. Add an evening review and you see what fired today and what is set for tomorrow before you close the office.
morning briefing at 7amWhich client wants the S-Class, who needs a child seat, which hotel lobby has the better pickup point, who always runs fifteen minutes late: save it once with "note" and ask "what do I know about Mr. Khan" before the next booking. Repeat clients notice when you remember.
note Mr. Khan prefers the S-Class and still waterRegistration renewals, insurance, the next service on each car, the dent on the Escalade: tag each job with the fleet, "todo renew insurance for the S-Class by 30 November #fleet", and it stays on your list until it is done. "project fleet" shows everything open for the cars in one view.
todo renew insurance for the S-Class #fleetTap any of them, WhatsApp opens with the message already typed.
No. Paste the booking as it is and put the timing on the first line, for example "Remind me 2 hours before pickup" or "Remind me tomorrow at 9 am about". NagMeLater reads the pickup date and time from the booking and keeps the client's name, number, address and car in the reminder. If your first line names its own time, such as "in one hour", that time wins.
Yes. Create a group, share the code, and each driver joins with a name. "remind @Ali on Friday at 6pm to pick up the Khan family" goes to Ali's WhatsApp, and you are told when he replies done, or if there is no reply within an hour. Each driver uses NagMeLater on their own number: a free 7-day trial, then their own plan.
Not on its own, and that is deliberate. WhatsApp does not let any app send from your personal number. NagMeLater nudges you at the time you chose with the confirmation already written and a one-tap link to the client's chat, and you press send. The client gets it from your number, which is the one they trust.
The first 7 days are free and unlimited, with no card and everything included. After that it is $4.99 a month or a one-time $99 lifetime deal, a fraction of a single booking, and less than one missed pickup costs you.
Reminders, to-dos, notes, briefings and more. It takes ten seconds, the first 7 days are free and unlimited, and there is nothing to install or learn.
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