Know who needs you,
and why.

Daily priorities from check-ins, follow-ups, onboarding and the client context you record.

Who needs you today?

Open a daily queue built from your agreed attention rules. Each item explains why it appeared and what to consider next.

  • Late check-ins and submissions ready for review
  • Due follow-ups and promised actions
  • Missing information flagged for correction
How it works

Rules use the records available: check-in status, due dates, onboarding events and your configured custom workflow. Recorded changes can surface a review; this is not predictive churn detection.

Who needs you today?Illustrative example
Sarah James

Check-in overdue. Travel noted Thursday.

Next: review context and follow up.
Dana Lee

Check-in schedule missing.

Next: confirm the day before monitoring.

See the context before you respond.

Imported client details, check-in submissions and notes you add become a short operational timeline.

  • Coach notes and important circumstances
  • Previous check-ins and completed actions
  • Upcoming dates and unresolved follow-ups
How it works

Import the active roster through CSV, an exported spreadsheet or an existing tracker. You add personal context manually or through connected submissions; we do not ingest entire message histories.

See the context before you respond.Illustrative example
Coach note · Thursday

Sarah is travelling for work; sleep disrupted.

Added by the coach.
Check-in · Sunday

Submission outstanding.

See the note before responding.

Stop checking who checked in.

Use a goodngrowth form or one supported existing-form source. The system follows each client’s agreed schedule.

  • Expected → Submitted → Needs review → Reviewed
  • Late submissions enter the attention queue
  • Configured reminders and coach escalation
How it works

One primary source, schedules, submission statuses, a standard reminder sequence and review/resolution tracking are included. Existing forms are connected only where supported and agreed during the audit.

Stop checking who checked in.Illustrative example
Sunday · Expected

Sarah’s scheduled check-in is due.

No submission recorded yet.
Monday · Late

Configured reminder sent. Still outstanding.

Review the attention item.

Remember what you said you’d do.

Record a follow-up, promised action or onboarding step. Let its due date bring it back to your attention.

  • Create and resolve follow-up items
  • Track incomplete onboarding
  • One custom workflow for a recurring problem
How it works

The custom workflow is additional to standard check-in setup. Examples include incomplete-onboarding follow-up or promised-action reminders. Complex check-in branching or multiple integrations may use this allowance; further work is separately scoped.

Remember what you said you’d do.Illustrative example
Marcus · Follow-up due

You promised to check back today.

Record the outcome and resolve the item.
Dana · Onboarding incomplete

Initial questionnaire outstanding.

An agreed custom rule surfaces the follow-up.

The system remembers.
You coach.

$500 implementation. 30 days of hands-on support after launch. Then $99/month.