Currently, SmartPlans allow delays and fixed date triggers, but they do not support advanced recurring scheduling patterns such as:
1st Monday of every month
3rd Thursday of each month
Last Friday of each quarter
Custom RRULE-style recurring logic
This feature would be extremely helpful for agents who want to schedule consistent monthly touches like:
Client check-in calls
Newsletter reminders
Social media prompts
Equity report updates
Vendor outreach
Event promotions
Right now, agents must manually recreate SmartPlans each month or build complicated workarounds using delays and re-enrollment, which increases admin time and creates room for error.
Adding a recurring weekday-based scheduling option would:
Save agents significant time
Improve consistency in follow-up
Reduce manual duplication
Increase SmartPlan adoption
Strengthen Command as a true automation tool
Many calendar platforms (Google Calendar, Outlook) already support this functionality. Bringing similar recurring logic into SmartPlans would make Command significantly more powerful for long-term automation strategies.
Currently, SmartPlans allow delays and fixed date triggers, but they do not support advanced recurring scheduling patterns such as:
1st Monday of every month
3rd Thursday of each month
Last Friday of each quarter
Custom RRULE-style recurring logic
This feature would be extremely helpful for agents who want to schedule consistent monthly touches like:
Client check-in calls
Newsletter reminders
Social media prompts
Equity report updates
Vendor outreach
Event promotions
Right now, agents must manually recreate SmartPlans each month or build complicated workarounds using delays and re-enrollment, which increases admin time and creates room for error.
Adding a recurring weekday-based scheduling option would:
Save agents significant time
Improve consistency in follow-up
Reduce manual duplication
Increase SmartPlan adoption
Strengthen Command as a true automation tool
Many calendar platforms (Google Calendar, Outlook) already support this functionality. Bringing similar recurring logic into SmartPlans would make Command significantly more powerful for long-term automation strategies.