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Review schedules help you maintain regular contact with clients through formal review meetings. Set a cadence for each client and Slant tracks when reviews are due.

How review schedules work

Each client can have a review cadence that determines how often you meet for formal reviews:
CadenceFrequency
MonthlyEvery month
QuarterlyEvery 3 months
TrimesterlyEvery 4 months
Semi-annualEvery 6 months
AnnualOnce per year
Slant calculates the next review due date based on your last review meeting and the cadence you set.

Set a review cadence

1

Open the client record

Navigate to the client’s detail page.
2

Find review settings

Look for the Review cadence or Review schedule field in the client details.
3

Select a cadence

Choose from: Monthly, Quarterly, Trimesterly, Semi-annual, or Annual.
4

Save

The next review due date is calculated automatically.

View upcoming reviews

See which clients have reviews due:
1

Open Clients

Click Clients in the sidebar.
2

Add a filter

Click Filter and add a filter for Next review due.
3

Set the date range

Filter to reviews due this week, this month, or a custom range.
4

Sort by due date

Sort the list by review due date to prioritize.

How due dates are calculated

The next review due date is based on:
  1. Last review meeting — When you last had a review meeting with the client
  2. Review cadence — The frequency you’ve set
  3. Calculation — Last review date + cadence interval = next due date
If no review meeting has been recorded, the due date may be based on when the client was created or when the cadence was set.

Override the due date

Sometimes you need to manually set the next review date:
1

Open the client record

Navigate to the client’s detail page.
2

Find the due date field

Look for Next review due in the client details.
3

Set a custom date

Click to edit and select a specific date.
4

Save

The manual date overrides the calculated date.
Manual overrides persist until the next review meeting is completed, at which point the due date recalculates based on the cadence.

Complete a review

When you conduct a review meeting:
1

Record the meeting

Create a meeting record for the review, either from your synced calendar or manually.
2

Mark as review

Ensure the meeting is categorized as a review meeting (not just a regular check-in).
3

Complete the meeting

Mark the meeting as completed.
4

Due date updates

Slant automatically calculates the next review due date based on your cadence.

Cadence by tier

A common practice is to align review cadence with service tier:
TierRecommended cadence
AMonthly or Quarterly
BQuarterly
CSemi-annual
DAnnual
This ensures your highest-priority clients receive the most frequent attention.

Review compliance

Track whether you’re meeting your review commitments:
  • On track — Review completed within the cadence period
  • Due soon — Review approaching due date
  • Overdue — Review past due date
Use filters and reports to monitor review compliance across your book.

Bulk update cadence

To set the same cadence for multiple clients:
1

Open Clients

Click Clients in the sidebar.
2

Filter by tier

Filter to show clients of a specific tier.
3

Select all

Check the boxes to select the clients.
4

Bulk actions

Click Bulk actionsUpdate review cadence.
5

Select cadence

Choose the cadence and apply.

Surge reviews

Some practices use a “surge” model where reviews are concentrated into specific periods (e.g., all reviews in January and July). To implement this:
  1. Set all clients to the same cadence (e.g., Semi-annual)
  2. Manually override due dates to cluster them in your surge months
  3. After each surge, due dates will naturally align to the next surge period

Best practices

  1. Match cadence to tier — Higher-tier clients get more frequent reviews
  2. Schedule proactively — Reach out before the due date, not after
  3. Track completion — Monitor overdue reviews weekly
  4. Be flexible — Override dates when client circumstances change
  5. Document reviews — Use meeting notes to capture review content

Next steps