Stop the wrong follow-up
The appointment guard recognizes compact texts such as “tomorrow at12pm,” uses the conversation’s latest request, and respects a newer “maybe next week.”
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Opt-out and human-review rules take precedence over a sales script. Safeguards are not a guarantee of compliance or deliverability.
The handoff matters
Once a lead supplies a clear appointment time, generic sales nudges should stop. Calendar confirmation, not conversational confidence, determines whether a booking is real.
The appointment guard recognizes compact texts such as “tomorrow at12pm,” uses the conversation’s latest request, and respects a newer “maybe next week.”
If scheduling cannot be confirmed, the lead is flagged for a person. Failure to stop an old drip blocks the automated appointment reply instead of pretending everything worked.
AI fallback suggestions need human review. Copying or reviewing a draft does not send a text, make a booking, or silently approve a new reusable template.