Begin with a supported event
Start when a contact enters a segment, joins or leaves a list, opens, clicks, does not open after a delay, or reaches a recurring date.
Automations
Turn a customer moment into a thoughtful sequence. Arrange triggers, waits, messages, conditions and audience actions on a visual canvas.
How it works
Every step has a clear purpose and every branch stays visible. Start from a proven pattern, build from scratch or ask Theta AI to draft the structure.
Start when a contact enters a segment, joins or leaves a list, opens, clicks, does not open after a delay, or reaches a recurring date.
Add time delays between steps so a welcome, reminder or follow-up arrives with the right pacing.
Split the journey based on an open, a field value, a tag or a goal, then give each path a relevant next step.
Add, remove or move contacts between lists and update customer fields directly from the flow.
Validation points out missing templates, senders and settings before an automation can go live.
Describe the journey, inspect the proposed plan and convert it into editable nodes on the same canvas.
Entry points
The trigger catalogue is deliberately finite. Each available trigger maps to a contact, engagement or timing event supported by the automation engine.
Begin when a contact newly matches a saved segment. The segment owns the complex audience logic.
Scope the trigger to one or more lists so the entry condition is unambiguous.
React to a tracked open, with the usual limitations of open tracking in modern mail clients.
Start from any tracked click or require a destination URL containing a specific value.
Check daily whether the chosen number of days has passed without a recorded open.
Run when the month and day match a birthday or signup anniversary. The check recurs each year.
Flow controls
The canvas uses four node types: trigger, action, wait and condition. Validation catches missing configuration before the flow is activated.
Choose the template and sender for the step. A drafted subject does not make an incomplete email step ready to activate.
Pause for a number of minutes, hours, days or weeks before continuing.
Hold the contact until a configured time condition is reached instead of guessing with a fixed delay.
Split into yes and no paths for an open, click, list membership or supported field comparison.
Add to a list, remove from a list or update the supported name, phone and status fields.
Use an end node when a branch should stop rather than continuing into another action.
Planning and review
Starter flows and Theta AI reduce the setup work. They do not choose a sender, silently activate the automation or bypass validation.
A starter structure sends a welcome message, waits two days and follows with helpful content.
Start when somebody enters an inactive segment, then space the follow-up rather than sending both messages together.
Use a recurring date audience to send a single celebration message.
Wait after a tracked click before sending a relevant offer or explanation.
Describe the intended journey and convert the proposed steps into editable nodes on the canvas.
Where enabledResolve missing templates, senders and required trigger settings before the automation can go live.
Practical starting points
The page lists only triggers, actions and conditions offered by the current builder. SMS and team notifications are not presented as available automation actions. Theta AI planning is described as available where enabled.
Introduce the brand without sending every message on the day somebody joins.
Respond to a meaningful click while keeping the next message relevant.
Treat a return to engagement differently from continued inactivity.
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