Due dates live in a spreadsheet
The information exists, but no one has the time to consistently turn it into customer conversations.
Renewal Desk
Rivetlane follows up with existing customers when maintenance, inspections, and recurring services are coming due—then sends the ready-to-schedule conversations back to your team.
The quiet leak
Recurring work is valuable because the relationship already exists. Renewal Desk creates a dependable follow-up rhythm around the service dates your team is already tracking.
The information exists, but no one has the time to consistently turn it into customer conversations.
Renewal outreach gets pushed behind today’s calls, jobs, quotes, and scheduling changes.
Good customers can miss the next service simply because the reminder never reached them at the right time.
How it works
The first version stays deliberately practical. No software migration, complicated platform, or new workflow for your field team.
You provide the customer, service, and due-date information you already maintain. We organize the next group that needs attention.
Customers receive straightforward messages from your business before service is due, with a clear way to respond or schedule.
Interested replies, quote requests, and scheduling needs are handed back to your team with a concise weekly report.
Founding pilot
The pilot is designed to prove the workflow with a controlled group before either side commits to a larger program.
Starting at$400 / month
One-time setup begins at $250. Final scope is confirmed before outreach begins.
Ask about a pilotBest fit
Renewal Desk works best when the business already has customer contact information and a reasonably clear next-service date.
Maintenance plans, seasonal service, and equipment checkups.
Recurring inspections, testing, and equipment service dates.
Quarterly, seasonal, and annual customer renewals.
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