Follow-ups
Nothing you promised gets forgotten
Every thing you said you would do and every thing someone owes you, held from the moment it was written. When a thread goes quiet past the point it should have, the chaser is already drafted.
Both directions
A commitment has two sides, and both get dropped.
Reminders only ever cover the half you remembered to write down. Clarity reads both: the sentence where you promised something, and the request where somebody owes you.
| Commitment | Where it came from | Age | State |
|---|---|---|---|
| You: “I’ll send that Thursday” | Your reply, 6 days ago | 2 days late | You promised |
| Signed scope, Unit 214 | You asked twice | 11 days | They owe you Delegated to Marlow |
| Quote for the quarterly contract | You sent last | 9 days | Rung 3 of 4 Delegated to Marlow |
| Certificate of insurance | They said “this week” | Answered | Handed back Delegated to Marlow |
How the chasing works
Four rungs over nine days, then it hands back.
It escalates, then stops
Each chase is a little firmer than the last. After four, it stops and hands the thread back to you rather than nagging a customer forever.
An answer ends it instantly
The moment somebody replies, the ladder stops and the item leaves the list. No chaser goes out after the thing arrived.
You decide what sends itself
Chasing a document can run on its own. Anything about money always asks first. You set which is which, per workflow.
What it is worth
The follow-ups that used to depend on remembering.
“I hate to admit it, I used to drop the ball and miss follow-ups with investors and clients. Clarity now catches those for me. It's like I got an EA that knows my priorities.”
See what you are still owed.
Connect your inbox and Clarity finds the open commitments in the last 90 days of mail — both directions. Read-only, nothing sent.