# Inbound: Send a Reminder Email if Call is Not Scheduled

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**This automation assumes that:**

1. You have an inbound lead automation set up
2. Inbound leads are given a Cal.com/Default/Calendly to schedule a call
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## **Goal:**

We want to automatically send one reminder email to the inbound leads who have *not* scheduled a call

## Preparation steps

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### Create a new Contact-level custom property "Call Booked"

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{% step %}

### Amend your inbound automation to explicitly set Call Booked = No

Call Booked is set to true by the Cal.com webhook when the lead schedules the call - therefore we set it to false here:

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{% step %}

### Create a new Contact-level property Reminder sent

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## Zero Automation

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### Trigger: Based on a schedule

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### Action 1: Find records

**Filters:**

List = Inbound

Last meeting doesn't exist

Call booked = false

Created at less than 2d ago

Inbound reminder sent = false

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### Action 2: Send email

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### Action 3: Edit record

We set the Reminder sent to false to send only one message

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