Build workflows visually
Arrange steps on a canvas, move, duplicate or disable them, add notes and undo changes as you work.
Turn a new inquiry, booking or paid invoice into an automatic follow-up. Connect messages, customer updates and team tasks in visual workflows. Choose the conditions and timing, test each path and activate the workflow to keep your business processes moving.
Choose what should happen after a customer gets in touch. Add a trigger, then arrange messages, waits and actions on one canvas. Move, duplicate or disable steps and adjust their settings. Save your draft as you work, with the full sequence visible as you add branches.
Business owners, marketing teams and sales teams automating recurring processes.
A visual builder with automatic layout, step summaries, editing, duplication and disabling, plus notes, undo, redo and saved drafts.
Review the customer journey in one place and see where follow-up starts, what happens next and who is responsible.
Start a workflow when someone submits a form, a customer record is added, an appointment is booked or an invoice is paid. Choose the event and set its entry conditions. Add several triggers to the same workflow when different events should lead to the same follow-up.
Businesses that want inquiries, bookings and payments to trigger a defined follow-up.
Triggers for forms, customers, tags, fields, bookings, invoices, messages and tasks, plus birthdays and schedules.
Connect follow-up to events in your business and control which customers enter each workflow.
Send a welcome after an inquiry, explain the next step or thank a customer after payment. Start with a template or write your message, personalize it with customer data and choose when the workflow sends it. Then add a wait, a team action or separate paths based on whether the customer replies.
Customer-facing teams, creators and service businesses that need consistent follow-up.
Email and Messenger actions, templates, custom messages, customer-data variables, message previews and waits for replies.
Prepare each message together with the next action, so every follow-up has a clear purpose in the customer journey.
Update customer fields, add tags and notes, and assign customers to the right teammate as the workflow runs. Create follow-up tasks with owners and due dates, or notify a team member. When payment is part of the process, add a step to send an invoice from a template.
Sales teams, service businesses and agencies coordinating customer follow-up and team responsibilities.
Automatic updates to customer fields, tags and notes, customer assignment, task creation, team notifications and invoices sent from templates.
Keep customer information current and make the next action clear to the person responsible for it.
Choose each customer’s path using their fields, tags or source, and define a fallback when no condition matches. Wait for a set duration, a specific time or a reply, with separate paths for replies and timeouts. Set business hours, time zones and re-entry rules to control when and how often the workflow runs for each customer.
Businesses that tailor follow-up to customer details and responses while controlling timing and repetition.
Conditions checked in order, a fallback path, waits in minutes, hours or days, reply and timeout branches, business hours, time zones and re-entry rules.
Give each customer a relevant next step and control when the workflow continues, waits or stops after a reply.
Check for missing triggers, empty messages or tasks without titles, then open each flagged step to complete its settings. Test the workflow with sample customer data to see which branch applies and what happens next. Save your workflow, activate it for real customer events and pause it whenever you need to.
Teams that want to check conditions, messages and actions before activating a workflow.
Configuration checks, incomplete-step warnings, tests with sample customer data, saved drafts, activation and pause controls.
Resolve missing settings and understand each branch before your workflow starts acting on customer events.
Connect customer events, messages and team actions in one workflow. Control the conditions and timing, test the result and activate your automation.
Arrange steps on a canvas, move, duplicate or disable them, add notes and undo changes as you work.
Add several triggers to the same workflow and set the entry conditions for each one.
Insert the customer’s name and other record values into your messages, then preview the result before activating the workflow.
Update fields, add tags and record notes as customers progress through the workflow.
Create a task with an owner and due date, assign a customer to a teammate or send an internal notification.
Choose an invoice template and set a due date so invoicing becomes part of your automated process.
Choose a path based on customer fields and tags, with a fallback for customers who do not match the conditions.
Wait for a set duration, a specific time or a reply within a deadline, then continue along the appropriate path.
Set waits and business hours, and use the account or customer time zone to control follow-up timing.
Define when a customer can enter the workflow again and whether follow-up stops when they reply.
Follow a sample customer’s path and check incomplete settings in a simulation that leaves real customer records unchanged.
Describe your goal to generate a workflow draft, then review and refine its triggers, conditions, messages and actions before activation.