Client communication

Schedule a meeting a client just asked for, without the email ping pong

Revo reads the request, checks your calendar against the client's pattern, proposes three slots, and sends the invite when the client picks.

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How it works

Most client meetings die in scheduling, not in disagreement. Revo turns the back-and-forth into one reply and one invite.

How Revo picks the slots

Your free time, the client's typical hours from prior threads, and any matter deadlines that should pull the meeting earlier or later.

What the invite looks like

Calendar invite with a video link, a one-line agenda pulled from the matter, and the right attendees from your firm and the client side.

Step by step
  1. 1

    Detect the request

    Revo recognises calls, syncs, status meetings, and post-mortems from how the client phrases the ask.

  2. 2

    Find the slots

    Cross-references your calendar, the client's typical hours (from prior threads), and any matter deadlines.

  3. 3

    Reply with options

    Three time windows, in your voice, with a Calendly fallback for stubborn schedules.

  4. 4

    Send the invite

    When the client picks, Revo sends the invite with a one-line agenda pulled from the matter.

Tools Revo touches for this action

Revo connects to your stack and pulls the context this action needs. Tap any tool to see the rest of what Revo runs there.

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