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I have standards for what a human being should be- I expect: <ul><li>English literacy</li><li>Ability to READ simple English</li><li>Ability and desire to communicate professionally</li><li>Work ethic</li><li>Sense of urgency to get things done.</li><li>Ability to think</li><li>Ability to use search engines</li><li>Ability to use AI</li><li>Some technical skills</li></ul> Especially if you are lazy, or stupid, or need to be told every single thing; please move on...there's nothing to see here. Here is the task and my idea : I am thinking of a kind of vitamin reminder function, with a few messages (tasks?) a day, via email, but better, SMS. Or maybe a hacked version of FluentBooking, where each person gets added to the same schedule of the one host by a Cron, and therefore, gets reminders? But maybe there are SaaS services, so I asked Perplexity : There are several SaaS services that can help you implement a vitamin reminder function via SMS or email notifications for your WordPress site. Here are a few options: 1. **Booknetic SaaS**: This is a multi-vendor booking system for WordPress that allows you to automate notifications and reminders. You can set up SMS, email, and other types of notifications for appointments, making it suitable for sending reminders about vitamins or other tasks. The setup is user-friendly, requiring no coding skills, and it supports various integrations for payment and notification systems[4]. 2. **SuiteDash**: This platform offers a comprehensive task management solution that includes the ability to send email reminders for tasks. While it primarily focuses on task management, you can customize it to send reminders for vitamin schedules or other recurring tasks, making it a flexible option for your needs[5]. 3. **SureTriggers**: This is an automation platform that connects various applications and plugins within WordPress. You can create workflows that automate reminders via SMS or email based on specific triggers, such as time-based reminders for taking vitamins. It integrates well with popular WordPress plugins, allowing for a seamless setup[6]. 4. **FluentBooking**: While primarily an appointment booking plugin, FluentBooking allows for automated reminders and notifications. You can customize it to send reminders for vitamin intake as part of a broader scheduling system[8]. These services provide a range of functionalities that can be tailored to meet your specific reminder needs, whether through SMS or email notifications. Citations:[1] https://www.labsmedia.com/services/saas-wordpress-maintenance/[2] https://www.cminds.com/blog/wordpress/saas-services-support-wordpress-site/[3] https://getdollie.com/resource-library/selling-wordpress-services-as-a-saas-a-comprehensive-guide[4] https://www.booknetic.com/saas[5] https://suitedash.com/wordpress-task-management-saas-plugin/[6] https://wordpress.org/plugins/suretriggers/[7] https://wordpress.org/plugins/pushengage/[8] https://fluentbooking.com================= Here was the original answer from Perplexity : To implement a vitamin reminder function via SMS for WordPress, you can consider using a combination of a scheduling plugin, like FluentBooking, and a messaging service for SMS notifications. Here’s a straightforward approach to achieve this: ## Using FluentBooking and a Cron Job 1. **Install FluentBooking**: This plugin allows you to manage appointments and can be configured to send reminders. You can set it up to handle multiple users and schedules, which aligns with your idea of having everyone added to a single host's schedule. 2. **Configure Appointment Reminders**: FluentBooking has built-in features for automating reminders. You can customize these reminders to be sent out via email or SMS. For SMS, you may need to integrate a third-party SMS service like Twilio or Nexmo. 3. **Set Up Cron Jobs**: To manage the timing of reminders, you can use WordPress's built-in cron functionality. Create a custom function that checks for upcoming reminders and sends SMS messages accordingly. The function could look something like this: &nbsp;&nbsp;```php&nbsp;&nbsp;add_action('my_custom_cron_hook', 'send_vitamin_reminders'); &nbsp;&nbsp;function send_vitamin_reminders() {&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;// Fetch users and their scheduled reminders&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;$reminders = get_upcoming_reminders(); // Custom function to retrieve reminders&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;foreach ($reminders as $reminder) {&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;// Send SMS using your SMS service API&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;send_sms($reminder-&gt;phone_number, $reminder-&gt;message);&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;}&nbsp;&nbsp;} &nbsp;&nbsp;if (!wp_next_scheduled('my_custom_cron_hook')) {&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;wp_schedule_event(time(), 'hourly', 'my_custom_cron_hook');&nbsp;&nbsp;}&nbsp;&nbsp;``` &nbsp;&nbsp;This code sets up a cron job that runs every hour to send reminders. 4. **Integrate SMS Service**: Use an SMS API to send messages. You can create a function `send_sms()` that utilizes the API to send the SMS to users. Ensure you handle API keys securely. ## Alternative: Custom Plugin Development If you want more control or specific features, consider developing a custom WordPress plugin. This plugin can handle user settings for reminders, manage SMS notifications, and provide an interface for users to manage their reminders. 1. **Create a Custom Database Table**: Store user reminders in a custom table. 2. **User Interface**: Develop a settings page where users can set their reminder preferences. 3. **Cron Job Logic**: Similar to the above, implement a cron job that checks the database for reminders and sends SMS notifications. By combining FluentBooking with a cron job and an SMS service, you can create an effective reminder system that meets your needs without extensive coding. This approach leverages existing tools and minimizes the need for complex custom solutions. Citations:[1] https://fluentbooking.com[2] https://www.reddit.com/r/rails/comments/1fbnw0v/cron_or_delayed_jobs_sidekiq_for_reminders/[3] https://stackoverflow.com/questions/48855952/is-cron-the-best-way-of-writing-reminder-based-application-in-php === Since I have an LTD on FluentBooking, I would like to use it. This is a test, more than anything, looking for humans. If you are competent, especially if you follow my jobs, you know how to create disposable WP sites, and how to find the referenced plugin. You should be able to set up a free trial on an SMS service. Figure it out, and make me a Loom video or similar, a good one, with decent English voiceover, of the steps and how it works. That is the assigment. Don't send me an MP4. Do the work, show me, and I will hire and pay. Start your response with Done and then the link. I won't read anything else. UPDATE:Here is a possible answer from Perplexity using Make.com Yes, it is possible to query a set of FluentCRM contacts in Make.com and create a FluentBooking group event, adding those contacts to the event for a specific day and time, provided that the time falls within the availability window. ### Steps to Achieve This: 1. **Query FluentCRM Contacts**:&nbsp;&nbsp;- Use the FluentCRM modules in Make to search for and retrieve the contacts you want to include in the event. You can set parameters such as tags or lists to filter the contacts effectively[1]. 2. **Create a FluentBooking Event**:&nbsp;&nbsp;- After retrieving the contacts, you can create a group event in FluentBooking. This involves specifying the event details such as date, time, and any other necessary information about the event[5]. 3. **Add Contacts to the Event**:&nbsp;&nbsp;- Once the event is created, you can use the FluentBooking integration in Make to add the queried FluentCRM contacts to the event. You will need to ensure that the selected time for the event is within the availability window set in FluentBooking[5]. 4. **Automation and Triggers**:&nbsp;&nbsp;- You can set up automation scenarios in Make to handle this process seamlessly. For example, you could trigger the event creation based on specific actions in FluentCRM, such as when a contact is added to a certain list or tagged[1][5]. This integration allows for efficient management of both contacts and bookings, enhancing your ability to organize group events while leveraging your existing contact data in FluentCRM. Citations:[1] https://www.make.com/en/help/app/fluentcrm[2] https://fluentcrm.com/docs/manage-contacts/[3] https://fluentcrm.com[4] https://community.make.com/t/integration-between-mannychat-and-fluent-crm/33429[5] https://fluentbooking.com/docs/fluentcrm-integration-with-fluentbooking/[6] https://fluentcrm.com/integrations/zapier-integration/[7] https://fluentcrm.com/docs/zapier-integration-with-fluentcrm/[8] https://fluentcrm.com/docs/fluentcrm-contacts-status/

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