Choose the trigger
A quote moved to "viewed", an inactive opportunity, an appointment kept, a form submitted: every event in the suite can launch a scenario.
Solution
A quote "viewed" with no response for 5 days? Automatic follow-up. A customer silent for 3 months? Personalized email + task for the sales rep. You define the rule once.
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How it works
A quote moved to "viewed", an inactive opportunity, an appointment kept, a form submitted: every event in the suite can launch a scenario.
Day 3: personalized follow-up email. Day 7: short SMS. Day 10: "call" task assigned to the sales rep. The delays chain together on their own.
Every send is visible on the record, statistics show what gets replies, and you adjust the sequence without touching the rest.
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Use cases
FAQ
Yes, that's the whole point: the sequence is conditioned on real statuses (quote accepted, reply received, opportunity advanced). Nobody follows up with a customer who already said yes.
Unanswered quotes, unpaid invoices, abandoned carts, dormant contacts, appointments awaiting confirmation and renewals coming due. Each scenario has its trigger, conditions and delay — and stops the moment the reason to chase disappears.
Email, SMS, and an outbound voice-agent call for cases where writing is no longer enough. Consent is checked per channel before sending: a contact unsubscribed from SMS receives no SMS, scenario or not.
Yes, with fields from the record and its linked objects — name, amount, due date, case number, property reference. It does not read like a mass send because it is not one.
A quote follow-up takes about twenty minutes in the visual editor: trigger, delay, condition, message. Ready-made scenarios give you a starting point you can change.
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