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Please intergrate with Cherry!
Affrim, Afterpay or something would be ok but Cherry is for our industry.
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In Service Set up, we should be able to assign Pre and Post messages to be automatically sent out.
In Email together as an overview-which we use a form for currently but once they close/complete the form, they cannot view it again.
Text Pre a selected number of days before and Post sends out at checkout. A lot of other programs have this option, it should be included with this one, especially with how much more expensive this one is
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I hate that this is Waitlisted! We need to be able to quickly look at the medications a client entered when filling out thier profile, update it when they come in. Same with Allergies.
Allergies TAB should be Orange for warning -that's what we used to highlight Allergies or Cautions on the top right corner of a clients paper chart back in the day.