Client follow-up
After the meeting
After the design meeting it's clear what's still needed to draft the plan. Your staff tick the specific items next to each person on the matter: a son's date of birth, the successor trustee's address, a copy of the deed. Everything already provided shows checked off in green.

Automatic reminders
Once flagged, DecisionVault will email the client every few days to remind them that more details are needed. The link in the email opens a page with only the missing items, so they can provide them all in one go.
Once all the information is in, firm staff will get notified.

Part of the matter workflow
Client Follow-up is part of the matter workflow, where a matter goes through a number of stages from start to finish. This makes it easier for firm staff to find the matters that need attention.

Your workflows
Add your own workflows and customize their stages, whether that's renaming them, adding a second meeting or adding a signing stage. Multiple questionnaires can be mapped to one workflow, so your English and Spanish estate planning questionnaires share one while probate has its own.

In the follow-up matter stage it's possible to flag missing information on the matter that DecisionVault will automatically follow up on. You can select contact details for specific people, such as a date of birth, a phone number or an address, and document requests, such as a copy of the deed.
It has your firm logo at the top and states that a few more details are needed, with a count of contact items and documents and a link. It doesn't list the items themselves. Once the client clicks through they get to a specific screen where they are asked to fill in exactly what's missing.
No, DecisionVault spaces them every few days, timed for the best client response.
The next reminder asks again for only what's still missing.
Yes. They stop when everything is in, after a set number of tries, or when the client uses the opt-out link. Your firm is told in each case, and anything still outstanding stays flagged for your staff to go through.
Yes. Each reminder is logged on the matter with the date it went out.
Yes. The full questionnaire stays open until you lock it for further edits.
Yes. Follow-up is a stage in the matter workflow, after the meeting. Moving a matter into it is a manual step; only the invite stage advances by itself, when the client accepts the invite.
Yes, you can add, remove and rename them and each matter workflow can have up to 10 stages. You can build separate workflows, for example one for estate planning and one for probate.