1. plural of followup; actions, communications, or visits made to continue or check on something previously started
Usage: commonly used in business, healthcare, and customer service contexts; often written as 'follow-ups' or 'follow ups'

Examples

• The sales team scheduled followups with all potential clients within one week.
• After the doctor's appointment, the nurse made several followups to ensure the patient was recovering well.
• We need to send followups to customers who didn't complete their purchases.
• The manager requested followups on the action items from yesterday's meeting.
• Email followups are an effective way to maintain communication with prospects.
• The company tracks all followups in a customer relationship management system.