Text Request is the BEST
Overall Satisfaction with Text Request
We use Text Request daily throughout the day in all of our departments for a bunch of different tasks such as; Scheduling, Confirmation of appointments, Billing and Authorization, and the list goes on. The product doesn't really address business "problems" perse but it does help us incorporate better communication with our patients whether that is in regard to scheduling appointments or for a billing issue.
Pros
- Keeps all of it's customers engaged
- Actively listens to any suggestions a customer may have
- Has a product that runs immaculately
- Offers rewards for using their app that we will use anyway
Cons
- I think so far the only improvement I could suggest would be to be able to "un-send" a text within like 30 secs in case you send something out incorrectly.
- Maybe adding more emojis
- When sending a file make the size of the pic they see bigger
- That is not something we see from an office standpoint. This is something that our Headquarters would keep track of.
- What I can say is that the amount of patients being scheduled after implementing TR has been in an upward trend.
- Also patients that missed their appointments are more likely to reschedule when being able to do so with just a text message
- Twilio Zipwhip (discontinued)
Zipwhip was our company's go-to text app for years. There is NOTHING that would compete with Text Request. It was so behind it's time. Besides charging for each word typed, the way we needed to use the application just did not fit our needs. We used Zipwhip for at least 5 years and it did not feel like they updated to fit our business needs nor did they implement any strategies that could help our company.
Do you think Text Request delivers good value for the price?
Yes
Are you happy with Text Request's feature set?
Yes
Did Text Request live up to sales and marketing promises?
I wasn't involved with the selection/purchase process
Did implementation of Text Request go as expected?
Yes
Would you buy Text Request again?
Yes

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