Scheduler Workflows: Reminder & Follow-Up Emails

Every scheduler can automate what happens around a booked meeting: up to two reminder emails before it starts and one follow-up after it ends.

C CalendarBridge Updated August 21, 2026 4 min read

Where to find it

Workflows live in Step 5 — Workflow of the scheduler editor. Open Schedulers from the side rail, click Edit on the scheduler you want to automate, and scroll to the last step. Everything on this step is optional; a scheduler with an empty workflow behaves exactly as it always has.

Workflow settings are per-scheduler. Your “30 min intro” link can send a reminder a day ahead while your “Support call” link stays silent.

Reminder emails

Add up to two reminders. Each one has four settings:

Leave the subject or message blank and CalendarBridge uses a sensible default.

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Last-minute bookings skip past reminders. If someone books a meeting that starts in 20 minutes and you have a “1 day before” reminder configured, that reminder is simply not sent — it would have needed to go out yesterday. Any reminder still in the future is sent normally.

Follow-up email

Add one follow-up, sent after the meeting ends. The offset ranges from right after the meeting to a week later. Audience, subject, and message work exactly as they do for reminders.

Follow-ups are a good place for a feedback link, a next-steps checklist, or a “book the next session” link.

Placeholders

Both the subject and the message accept placeholders, replaced with the real booking details when the email is sent:

A placeholder with no value (for example {meeting_link} on a meeting with no video link) resolves to nothing rather than printing the raw token.

What happens on reschedule and cancel

Timed steps track the booking, not the clock:

Troubleshooting