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Deleting Old Clients

How to tidy up and bulk delete your client base

Phoebe Davis avatar
Written by Phoebe Davis
Updated over 6 months ago

Having a good tidy up of your client list is a great way to wheedle out old clients who haven't visited for a while or not at all since you joined Slick and to start afresh. Here are several ways to do it.


First, go into 'Menu' and then hit ' Clients, Notifications & Marketing.' Then click on the 'All Clients' bucket. You can then choose from various options below:

Delete all clients who have not visited in more than 24 weeks and who do not have a future appointment.

  • Click on 'Last Visit' and select '24 weeks' from the dropdown menu in 'More than X weeks ago.' Then click 'Done'

  • Now click 'Next Visit' and select 'Not got a future appointment'

  • You can then tap of 'Last Visit' twice to see clients who haven't been seen the longest. So the oldest date is at the top.

  • Click the box next to Client name to untick ALL clients then you can tick one-by-one the clients you want to delete.

  • Hit 'Manage Clients' and click 'Delete'

Delete clients who have not visited before and who do not have a future appointment.

If you joined Slick from an old system, you may have imported old clients who have not returned for a long time and who aren't coming back. Delete these clients as follows:

  • Click 'Last Visit' and 'Has not visited before'

  • Then click 'Next Visit' and 'Not got a future appointment'

  • Just hit 'Manage Clients' and click 'Delete.'

TOP TIP: if you are ready to have a database cleanup, it's worth trying one last push to get these clients to return. Send them a message with either a nudge or an offer to return. If they don't come back, delete them out. Use the same filters as above and click 'Create SMS' - here are some message templates


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