Between-session visibility
Schedule the next action while you and the client are still discussing the plan.
Client reminders for coaches
Invite a coaching client, let them approve the connection, and schedule the workout, practice, or check-in prompt you already agreed on together.
Designed around real life
Use Sochima when the plan already exists and the missing piece is a timely, permission-based prompt through a channel the client notices.
Schedule the next action while you and the client are still discussing the plan.
Repeat an agreed workout, practice, mobility, study, or check-in routine without rewriting it each week.
The client accepts, verifies, sees who created a reminder, and can remove the connection.
What it can carry
The reminder should reinforce a specific action the client already understands—not introduce new coaching, medical, or nutrition advice without context.
Remind a client about an agreed workout, mobility sequence, recovery session, or preparation step.
Bring back a concrete reflection, outreach, planning block, or check-in action between sessions.
Schedule study blocks, assignments, instrument practice, language drills, or preparation for the next lesson.
Reinforce an agreed planning or logging action without using Sochima to diagnose, prescribe, or monitor health outcomes.
How it works
A client reminder works best when the client expects it and knows why it is arriving.
Send an individual connection invitation; the client accepts and verifies their contact details.
Choose a concrete task, realistic time, repeat schedule, and delivery channel together.
Create the reminder from your account and let it arrive by call, SMS, email, or multiple channels.
A distinct incoming call for a reminder that should interrupt the noise.
A written reminder that stays in the same familiar message thread.
A durable copy when the reminder needs a little more context.
Scope matters
Sochima is intentionally focused on delivery. Keep programming, clinical judgment, progress data, payments, and client records in the systems designed for them.
Questions, answered
Keep the agreement in motion
Invite one client, agree on the channel, and turn the next between-session action into a reminder they expect.