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Customer Onboarding & Welcome Writer

A warm welcome and what-to-expect email for a brand new customer, right after they sign up or buy.

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Optional but recommended. The more specific, the more confidence-building the email will be.

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What it produces

Real output from this tool, not a mock-up.

What went in

What the product is, and what they signed up for
Rowan, a bookkeeping practice with 4 staff, just signed up to our Pro plan. It is invoicing and payment chasing software for small accounting firms.
What happens next, or what they should do first
Connect their accounting software (we support Xero and QuickBooks), import their client list, and set up their first automated chase sequence. There is a 20 minute setup call available if they want it.
Tone
Warm

What came back

Hi Rowan, You're in. Your Pro plan is active, and your account is set up for 4 staff at your practice. Here's what actually happened when you signed up: we've created your workspace and it's ready for you to connect your accounting software. Once that's done, you can import your client list and set up your first automated chase sequence, which is really the heart of what this thing does for you. The one thing to do first: connect Xero or QuickBooks (whichever you use) from your dashboard. That single step unlocks the client import and chase sequence setup, so it's worth doing before anything else. If you'd rather have someone walk you through it, there's a 20 minute setup call available. No pressure either way, some people prefer to just poke around first. Glad to have a bookkeeping practice on board. This is exactly the kind of team we built Pro for. Talk soon, [Your name]

When to use it

Use this for the first email a new customer gets after signing up or buying. It welcomes them and then does the useful part: says what happens next and what to do first, which is the difference between an email that gets read and one that gets archived.

Common questions

How much should a welcome email contain?
One clear first action, not a tour. The most common mistake is listing every feature, which leaves a new customer with no idea what to do first and so they do nothing. Put the full list in your docs and put one step in the email.
Should I mention support or a setup call?
If you offer one, yes, and say what it covers and how long it takes. "A 20 minute setup call" gets taken up far more often than "let us know if you need help", because the second one asks the customer to admit they are stuck.
Can I use this for a physical product?
Yes. Describe what they bought and what happens next, whether that is dispatch timing, assembly, or registering a warranty. The structure is the same: welcome briefly, then tell them the thing they actually need to know.
Is it free?
You can run it three times a day with no account. Signing in gives you renewing monthly credits, and this tool costs one credit per run with the one-click refinements included.