Pesterly
Automated client document collection that follows up for you
What it does
Pesterly is a document collection tool for Google Workspace that turns a checklist of files into an email request, chases whatever is still missing on a fixed schedule, and saves every upload into a folder in your own Google Drive.
Pesterly asks your clients for the documents you need and follows up on day 3, 7 and 10 until every item is in, sending from your own Gmail, in the thread they already reply to.
Pesterly asks your clients for exactly what you need, then follows up on day 3, day 7 and day 10 until every last item is in, from your own Gmail, in the thread they already reply to. Your client gets one link. No login, no account, nothing to download. Connect a mailbox in about a minute. From $19 /month , or $69 once . Not because they’re rude. A branded template from noreply@ is indistinguishable from the forty other automated emails that arrived that morning, and half the time it looks like phishing, which is precisely what their IT department trained them to delete. Your document request is awaiting completion in the client portal. You are receiving this because an account was created…from pesterly.com
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