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# Follow-Ups
Using the Follow-Ups module, you can remind yourself or one of your teammates about the last conversation you had with the client/customer/user, and based on that, go for a follow-up.
From your Dashboard, go to the left sidebar, and select **Follow-Ups**.
As you access the Follow-Ups, you'd see a calendar where all the follows will be listed. From the calendar view, you get the option to change months, calendar view; and create a follow-up.
To change months, click the slider arrows next to the month's name.
To change the calendar view, use the options in the top right corner.
* = Back to the current date.
* = Month view.
* = Week view.
* = Day view.
To create a new follow-up, click the Plus Icon button.
This will open the New Follow-Up modal, where add the details as required, and once done, click **Add**.
You'll find the created follow-up in the calendar like the above.
### Edit or Delete a Follow-Up
If you want to make changes to a follow-up, simply click it in the calendar, then apply changes and click **Save**.
The delete option is also found next to the Save button. To remove a follow-up, tap the Trash Icon button and then **Confirm.**
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