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Where can I find potential no-shows who tried to cancel but were unsuccessful?

In TurnUp, you can find a clear overview of patients who attempted to cancel their appointment but were not able to complete the cancellation.

📍 Where to find this in TurnUp

Follow these steps:

  • Go to the TurnUp application

  • Open the No-Show module

  • Click on the “Tried to cancel” tab

In this tab, you will see all appointments where:

  • the patient attempted to cancel

  • but the cancellation was not completed

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❓ Why was the cancellation not processed?

This can happen when:

  • cancellations are not allowed according to your practice settings

  • the patient tried to cancel too late

  • the allowed cancellation period had already expired

The appointment remains active in your agenda, but the cancellation attempt is still recorded.

🔎 Why do I no longer see a patient in “Tried to Cancel”?

Sometimes a patient says they tried to cancel, but you can no longer find the appointment in the “Tried to Cancel” tab. This usually means that action has already been taken.

  • The appointment was already cancelled
    The patient contacted the practice directly and the appointment was cancelled manually. In this case, you will find the appointment under the “Cancellations” tab.

  • The patient cancelled and booked a new appointment
    The patient called to cancel and immediately scheduled a new appointment. The original appointment appears under “Cancellations”, and the new appointment appears under “To Confirm” (if it takes place within 14 days).

Make sure to check these tabs for a complete overview.

🚀 Why is this important for your practice?

This tab helps you to:

  • Detect potential no-shows in time

  • Proactively contact the patient

  • Manage your schedule more efficiently

  • Avoid unexpected empty time slots

👉 If you see an appointment listed here, it may indicate that the patient no longer intends to attend and follow-up may be advisable.