How review schedules work
Each client can have a review cadence that determines how often you meet for formal reviews:| Cadence | Frequency |
|---|---|
| Monthly | Every month |
| Quarterly | Every 3 months |
| Trimesterly | Every 4 months |
| Semi-annual | Every 6 months |
| Annual | Once per year |
Review strategies
Slant supports two review strategies, configured in Settings -> Engagement:- Rolling — Reviews are scheduled on a rolling basis based on each client’s last review meeting. You can set a global cadence or different cadences per tier.
- Surge — Reviews are concentrated into specific months you choose (e.g., January and July). All clients’ reviews align to the next surge month.
Set a review cadence
You can set review cadence for individual clients or configure defaults by tier.For an individual client
The next review due date is calculated automatically.
By tier (book settings)
Configure your review strategy
Choose rolling or surge, then set cadences per tier or a global cadence.
How due dates are calculated
The next review due date is based on:- Last review meeting — The most recent meeting categorized as a review
- Last meeting — If no review meeting exists, the most recent meeting
- Became client date — If no meetings exist, the date the household became a client
- Review cadence — The frequency you’ve set (either per-client or per-tier)
Override the due date
Sometimes you need to manually set the next review date:Manual overrides persist until the next review meeting occurs. After a new review meeting, the due date recalculates based on the cadence.
How reviews are tracked
Slant automatically tracks review meetings based on the meeting type:- Meetings categorized as review type count as review meetings
- Slant infers the meeting type based on meeting content, or you can set it manually
- When a review meeting occurs, the next review due date recalculates based on your cadence
Cadence by tier
A common practice is to align review cadence with service tier:| Tier | Recommended cadence |
|---|---|
| A | Monthly or quarterly |
| B | Quarterly |
| C | Semi-annual |
| D | Annual |
Best practices
- Match cadence to tier — Higher-tier clients get more frequent reviews
- Schedule proactively — Reach out before the due date, not after
- Track completion — Monitor overdue reviews regularly
- Be flexible — Override dates when client circumstances change
- Document reviews — Use meeting notes to capture review content