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Create New Workflow

To ensure several objectives are achieved, you may want to create multiple connected workflows.

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Create Workflow

Workflows are a key factor when it comes to managing important processes. A workflow is simply a set of actions meant to be performed, typically dependent on the stage of the lead in the process.

Click to create workflow

Select a Template

Once you select any of these templates below, click on the "create new workflow" icon to start building your workflow.

  1. Import from Campaign: By clicking on this template, you can choose from an already existing campaign and import all the steps into a workflow.

  2. Start from Scratch: By clicking on this template, you will create your workflow from scratch with a fresh, clean slate for your automation, with the ability to add your triggers and actions.

Select a workflow template

Create Folder

To have a clear view of all your data, creating folders can help tremendously with organizing each workflow for the leads that need to be propelled from one stage to another. You can create multiple workflows for objectives within a Folder. In simple terms, having a folder will help you stay organized when you need your lead to go through different stages.

Naming a Folder

Once you click the button, a pop-up will appear for you to name your new folder. Once you have your new folder name typed in, click the green save button to create your new folder.

Folder Details

Click on the created folder to direct you to the Folder details. You will see the;

  1. Folder's name

  2. Status

  3. Total number of enrolled

  4. The active enrolled

  5. The date and time it was last updated

  6. The date and time the workflow was created.

Click on the folder name

View folder details

Action

  1. Edit Workflow
    This is where you can edit your workflows. More details on editing workflows can be found here.

  2. Open in New Tab
    Click here to open the workflow in a new tab.

  3. Draft Workflow
    Click here to switch a Published workflow back to Draft mode.

  4. Move to Folder
    Click to move the workflow to a folder.

  5. Duplicate Workflow
    This button allows you to clone the workflow.

  6. Delete Workflow
    This button allows you to delete the workflow.

Folder action menu

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