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Exert Health Case Study — Amroar Technologies
Salesforce Healthcare CRM Optimization Marketing Automation

Centralising patient
communication for a
healthcare brand.

A healthcare aesthetics business needed their Salesforce environment to actually work for their team — structured lead follow-up, smarter patient communication, and automation that ran without manual effort.

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Project Snapshot
Salesforce
Core platform
SMS + Email
Communication channels unified
Full lifecycle
Lead → consult → post-procedure
0
Failed deliverables
Unified
SMS and email in one CRM workflow
Full lifecycle
Lead · Consultation · Post-procedure
Automated
Follow-up that runs without manual effort
0
Failed deliverables
Overview

A CRM that wasn't being used the way it should be.

Exert Health operates across multiple patient touchpoints — from initial lead enquiry through consultation to post-procedure follow-up. Their team was managing communication across all of these stages manually and inconsistently.

Salesforce was already in place, but it wasn't doing the heavy lifting. No structured messaging workflows, no reusable templates, no automated nurture journeys. The team needed a cleaner operational setup — not a new system, but a properly configured version of what they already had.

Salesforce SMS Automation Marketing Cloud Lead Nurture Email Journeys Patient Lifecycle
Lead follow-up was fragmented and manual
New enquiries weren't reaching the right people fast enough. Response time was inconsistent and dependent on individual staff action rather than an automated process.
No structured messaging workflows in Salesforce
SMS and email outreach was happening outside the CRM. No conversation history on the record. No reusable templates. No visibility into who had received what message.
Patient lifecycle had no automation behind it
Consultation reminders, post-procedure check-ins, and re-engagement follow-ups were all manual. Nothing ran automatically when a patient moved through a stage.
No nurture journeys for longer-term patient engagement
Patients who didn't convert immediately had no structured follow-up path. There was no content strategy, no scheduled outreach, and no way to re-engage them at the right time.
What We Delivered

Four workstreams. One connected patient experience.

The goal was to make Salesforce the operational centre for all patient communication — not just a database. Every piece of work was designed to be usable by real clinical and admin staff, not just technically functional.

01
Salesforce CRM Messaging Workflow

Designed and built a structured SMS communication workflow inside Salesforce — reusable templates, conversation history on the record, message alerts, attachment handling, and opt-out behaviour. Staff could now manage outreach entirely from within the CRM without switching between tools.

SalesforceSMS AutomationTemplatesOpt-out Logic
02
Lead-Based Communication & Introductory Flows

Built automated introductory messaging triggered by new lead creation — so every enquiry received a timely, personalised response without manual action. Object-based messaging flows ensured the right message went to the right lead at the right stage.

Lead AutomationSalesforce FlowsTriggered Messaging
03
Patient Lifecycle Email Journeys

Designed and built the full patient communication journey — consultation-stage follow-up, post-procedure outreach, and long-term re-engagement flows. Content was built around procedure-specific messaging, testimonial-driven engagement, and personalised calls to action at each stage.

Email JourneysMarketing AutomationNurture FlowsPost-procedure
04
Operational Refinement & Production Readiness

Addressed practical production issues — template redirect behaviour, video and testimonial link management, automation analytics visibility, and duplicate lead handling. Moved the solution from basic setup to a maintainable, production-ready process the team could manage independently.

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Outcomes

What Exert Health had after that they didn't have before.

Centralised
All patient communication inside Salesforce
SMS, email, and conversation history visible on every record. No more switching between tools or losing context between touchpoints.
Automated
Lead response running without manual action
Every new enquiry triggers a structured introductory flow. Staff no longer need to manually follow up every lead — the system does it first.
Full lifecycle
Patient journeys mapped and automated end to end
Consultation, post-procedure, and re-engagement stages all have structured communication journeys. Patients receive the right message at the right stage automatically.
Reusable
Template library staff can manage independently
Editable, procedure-specific message templates. The team can update content without developer involvement — reducing dependence on technical resource for day-to-day messaging.
Visible
Analytics and message history on every record
Managers can see what was sent, when, and to whom. No more guessing whether a patient was contacted or following up blindly without context.
Scalable
A foundation built to grow with the business
The architecture supports additional procedures, new communication channels, and growing patient volume without needing to rebuild the approach from scratch.

"Three other consultancies tried and failed. Amroar sorted it. The system now runs the way it was supposed to from day one."

Giselle Prado Wright
Giselle Prado Wright
Medical Director · Exert Health
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Average CRM adoption rate across Amroar-led Salesforce builds
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Failed builds. Across every engagement we've taken on.