Outcome. When a customer no-shows the kickoff call, they automatically get a rebooking email right away, and the onboarding owner is alerted if nothing gets rescheduled within a few days.
flowchart TD
A[Kickoff Call Status = No-Show] --> B[Send rebooking email with scheduling link]
B --> C[Wait until status = Scheduled or Rescheduled, expires 3 business days]
C -->|Rebooked in time| D[End]
C -->|Expired| E[Alert onboarding owner]
E --> F[Create personal follow-up task]

When to use it, when not to
- UseUse it alongside customer-onboarding-002 (the original scheduling email) and customer-onboarding-008 (kickoff-not-booked reminder), this fiche covers the specific case where a call was booked and then missed.
- UseUse it when whoever runs kickoff calls reliably marks a no-show on the deal, either manually or through a meeting tool integration.
- SkipDo not use it if your meeting tool has no way to distinguish "no-show" from "call happened," build that signal first, guessing from a meeting's mere existence is not reliable enough for an automated rebooking nudge.
- SkipDo not use it for internal team meetings unrelated to onboarding kickoff, scope the trigger property specifically to the kickoff call status.
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