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Dietitian

Client messages arrive all day, but the follow-up list lives in a notebook.

Rocketly links nutrition-counselling enquiries from WhatsApp, Instagram DM, web forms and email to a single client record. The first consultation, programme handover, measurement calendar and renewal conversation stay on one screen.

Where Client Follow-Up Slips in a Dietitian Practice

Nutrition-counselling enquiries scatter across WhatsApp, Instagram DM and web forms, so no shared record shows who replied to whom.

Someone who only asked the price sits in the same list as a client who already had a first consultation; who is waiting for a programme is not separated.

Measurement appointments and weekly check-in calls depend on someone remembering, and a client who is not reminded usually drifts out of the process.

How many sessions of a package were used and when it ends live in a notebook, so the renewal conversation usually opens after the package has already run out.

Nobody measures whether the Instagram post or the search ad brought the client, so content and promotion effort is spread without knowing where it lands.

Where Dietitian Client Enquiries Come From

Instagram DM and Story Replies

People who see recipe and meal-plan posts usually DM. Story replies land in the same conversation, so the first contact is not lost.

WhatsApp Business

Package pricing, session frequency and online-working questions mostly arrive here; reminders are scheduled with approved template messages.

WhatsApp Personal Line

Many dietitians message clients from a personal number. That line can be connected too, so the pile-up on measurement days stays in one list.

Website Form and Chat Widget

An intake form and live chat turn a blog reader into a client record, and the page they came from is stored as the source.

Meta Lead Forms

Campaign lead-form records sync into the CRM, so you can see by source which campaign turned into a first consultation.

Email and Phone Notes

Corporate nutrition-programme threads and phone enquiries are noted on the same record, so the process runs on one history.

What Rocketly Takes On in a Nutrition Practice

Collect Client Enquiries in One Inbox

WhatsApp Business and personal line, Instagram DM and story replies, Telegram, email and web forms — the sources your practice connects appear on one screen. Rocketly supports 12 channel types; you decide which stay open.

Give the Client Journey Stages

Build your own stages: Enquiry → Information → First Consultation → Programme Handover → Follow-Up → Package Renewal. The board shows which client waits at which step and who owns it.

Book First Consultations and Measurements

A shareable booking page lets the client pick a slot; in-person sessions, online consultations and measurement appointments are defined as separate service types and sync with Google Calendar.

Programme Follow-Up Rhythm

Drip sequences set a reminder rhythm for weekly check-ins, measurement appointments and interim reviews; if a client goes quiet for two weeks, a task opens for the responsible dietitian.

See Package Usage and Renewal Timing

Track four, eight or twelve-session packages as opportunity records; remaining sessions and the end date stay on the record, so renewal comes up before the package runs out.

AI Reply Drafts and Conversation Summaries

AI drafts replies from your knowledge base and summarizes long threads. It makes no nutritional assessment and writes no meal plan; you approve the content and decide whether to send.

Intake and Eating-Habit Forms

Build a pre-consultation intake form, allergy list and habit questionnaire with Form Builder; submissions land on the client record and trigger the workflow you defined.

Role-Based Access

In a multi-dietitian practice, use roles to limit which user sees which client record and conversation; activity history is retained.

Channel and Package Reports

With 38 ready-made report types, evaluate with your own data which channel converts to a first consultation and which package type converts to renewal.

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Where AI Lightens a Dietitian’s Messaging Load

AI can prepare drafts and summaries from conversation context; your team decides what is shared with customers.

Drafts Replies

Produces a draft from your knowledge base for recurring questions about package scope, session frequency and online work; you edit and decide whether to send.

Summarizes Long Threads

Summarizes a conversation spread over weeks so session preparation does not require rereading the whole thread.

Helps Classify the Enquiry

Suggests an interest tag from the conversation context — online package, corporate programme, sports nutrition — and the team confirms it.

Does Not Write Programmes or Set Targets

AI makes no nutritional assessment, writes no meal plan and promises no outcome. Those decisions belong to the dietitian after the first consultation and a professional review.

How a Client Moves From First Message to Renewal

01 · CONTROLLED HANDOFF

Turning an Instagram enquiry into a first consultation

01

A follower DMs under a recipe post — "do you work online?" The message lands in the inbox and a new client record opens.

02

AI drafts a reply from the knowledge base on scope and working style; the dietitian edits it and decides whether to send.

03

The record moves to the First Consultation stage and the booking link is shared, so the client picks a slot.

04

The appointment syncs to Google Calendar and a reminder is scheduled for the day before, sent with your approval.

05

The eating-habit form goes out before the session; the response lands on the record and the preparation sits on one screen.

Running an online client from another city

The online enquiry is linked to a record; the preferred session day and time zone are noted on the client card.

The meeting link and programme file are shared from the record, so what was sent and when stays in the history.

A conversation summary lets you see the context at the next session without rereading two weeks of messages.

A reminder task opens for the interim review and measurement update; if the client does not answer, a second-contact task follows.

Bringing back a client who missed a measurement

Clients who missed a booked appointment collect in one list showing how many days they have been out of contact.

The follow-up sequence prepares a rebooking invitation draft; the team approves the wording and the send list.

Clients who reply move to the booking stage; the rest get a second-contact task.

Return rate is tracked in your own report by channel and package type.

Opening the renewal conversation on time

Packages with few remaining sessions collect in one stage, showing how many sessions each client has left.

When your threshold is reached, a renewal task opens for the responsible dietitian.

A new package quote is prepared as a PDF and shared through a client-specific link, with view and approval status on the record.

An approved package moves to the Follow-Up stage and a new session calendar is created.

Automation Flows for Dietitian Bookings and Packages

Use these examples to discuss triggers, owners and review points before configuring your own process.

New Client Enquiry Intake

So a first contact from a connected channel never sits unowned

1

Trigger: a new conversation opens on a connected channel.

2

Condition: if the message carries an online-package or corporate-programme tag, route it to the matching dietitian.

3

Action: move the record to the Information stage, assign an owner and prepare a reply draft.

4

If no reply goes out within your chosen interval, notify the practice lead.

Pre-Consultation Preparation

An intake plan so nobody walks into the first session empty-handed

1

Trigger: a first consultation is booked.

2

Condition: the eating-habit form has not been submitted yet.

3

Action: prepare a reminder draft carrying the form link; content and sending authorization stay with the team.

4

When the form arrives, write the answers to the client record and open a preparation task for the dietitian.

Package Nearing Its End

So the renewal conversation does not wait until after the package closes

1

Trigger: remaining sessions in a package drop to your chosen threshold.

2

Action: open a renewal task for the responsible dietitian and add the client to a segment.

3

Condition: if the client moves to a new package, the record returns to the Follow-Up stage.

4

If not, open a second-contact task inviting an interim review.

Connections That Earn Their Place in a Nutrition Practice

Connect native channels directly, or use a webhook for an existing tool — each card makes Rocketly’s role clear.

WhatsApp Business API

Native connection

Client threads, template messages and appointment reminder planning

Instagram DM (Meta)

Native connection

Attaching first contact from recipe and information posts to a record

Google Calendar

Native connection

In-person, online and measurement bookings synced on one calendar

Google Forms · Webhook connection

Webhook connection

Eating-habit questionnaire arriving on the client record by webhook

Meta Ads

Lead source

Campaign lead-form records arriving with their source

CSV / Excel Import

One-time import

One-time transfer of an existing client and package list

The First Six Steps of a Dietitian Setup

Use these steps to review your process, responsibilities and permissions before going live.

1

Define the practice profile and team

Create dietitian and front-desk users; in a multi-professional centre, use roles to limit who sees which client record and conversation.

2

Build the client journey stages

Name the Enquiry → Information → First Consultation → Programme Handover → Follow-Up → Renewal flow the way you actually work.

3

Connect your channels

Start with the channel that brings the most enquiries — for most practices Instagram DM and WhatsApp — then add the web form and chat widget to your site.

4

Define service and appointment types

Enter duration and available hours for first consultations, online sessions, measurements and corporate meetings; open package types as opportunity records.

5

Fill the knowledge base and build forms

Write package scope, working style and FAQs, and set up the eating-habit form. For questions that need programme content, define a redirect to a first consultation.

6

Test the first flows and mark the boundary

Try enquiry intake, pre-consultation preparation and package-end flows on sample records. Nutrition-analysis software and body-composition devices keep running in parallel.

The Rocketly Capacity Behind a Nutrition Practice

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Channel types where client messages land

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Templates for consultation and package follow-up

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Report types covering the client journey

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Interface languages for online clients

The operational examples on this page are not guaranteed outcomes. What is available and how it performs depend on your process, connected sources, permissions and team use.

Dietitian CRM — Questions Practices Ask

Rocketly is a CRM layer for client communication and enquiry flow: requests from connected channels attach to a client record, stages from first consultation to package renewal are tracked, appointment and measurement follow-up is configured, and the process is reportable. It does not replace your nutrition-analysis software, body-composition device or client chart; it works alongside them as the communication and follow-up layer.

Yes. Connected sources such as WhatsApp Business, a personal WhatsApp line, Instagram DM and story replies, Facebook Messenger, Telegram, email and the web chat widget appear in the same inbox. Rocketly supports 12 channel types in total; which ones you can open depends on your account configuration and plan, so one client's whole thread reads as a single history.

You define online consultations, in-person sessions and measurement appointments as separate service types, each with its own duration, preparation note and available hours. The client picks a slot from a shareable booking page, the appointment syncs with Google Calendar, and the meeting link and reminder are planned from the record. The time zone is kept on the client card.

No. AI produces assisting output only: conversation summaries, reply drafts based on your knowledge base and tag suggestions. Nutritional assessment, programme content and goal setting are done by the dietitian after the first consultation and a professional review. Final control of client-facing content and sending authorization always stay with you.

You define a workflow around the appointment record: a trigger (as the appointment date approaches), a condition (status confirmed and contact consent given) and an action (reminder message, task or notification). Message content and send approval are configured to match how you work, and a second step can open a confirmation task if the client does not respond.

Workflow Builder ships with 55 templates and offers 46 trigger types. On that structure you can build flows that open a renewal task when remaining sessions fall below your threshold, add clients close to package end into a segment, and plan a second contact for those who do not respond.

Access is role-based: you define which user sees which records, conversations and reports. In a multi-dietitian practice each professional can be limited to their own clients. The infrastructure is built to operate in line with data protection requirements and activity history is retained; decisions about internal permissions and retention periods belong to your practice.

Yes. Bulk import runs from CSV, Excel, VCF and Google Sheets, mapping name, phone, email, package type and your own custom fields. Checking the mapping with a small sample file first is recommended, and tags and segments can then be created in a single pass after the import completes.

Yes. There is a permanently free plan, no credit card is requested and there is no trial-period concept. AI features, the advanced workflow structure and some channel connections sit in paid plans. The pricing page shows which feature belongs to which plan, so you can start solo and add users as the practice grows.

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