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## Schedule related commands
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Not sure what is happening next? Fear not, ClientCare can help manage your schedule too!
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### Reminders
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ClientCare reminds you of your upcoming appointments as well as clients you have not met in a while. It also reminds you
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of your clients' birthday!
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[Add Reminder highlighted diagram]
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**Last Met Display:** Shows you the list of clients you have not met in a while (that do not have an active schedule). You can set the overdue period using [`set`](#setting-last-met-overdue-period-set), by default is 90 days.
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**Schedule Display:** Shows you the list of clients you have an appointment with.
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**Birthday Display:** Shows you the list of clients whose birthday is within the next 7 days.
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ClientCare offers the following commands to help you manage your schedule:
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*[Updating last met: `met`](#updating-last-met-met)
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*[Setting last met overdue period: `set`](#setting-last-met-overdue-period-set)
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## Policy related commands
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Not sure what policies your clients have? ClientCare got you covered!
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### Policy List
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ClientCare helps you to manage all your clients' policies and allows you to view what policies your clients have easily.
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