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Follow-up that does not depend on memory.

Set up the messages, reminders, and next steps you repeat. Choose what starts the workflow, who it is for, and when each step runs.

Your messages. Your timing. Your activation choice.

Fictional product reconstruction, not live customer data. An edited New client welcome draft for Northline Coaching has the New Client Added trigger, All Clients audience, and Active off. Its steps send a welcome in-app message to the client, wait two days, then send getting-started tips. The selected welcome message has AI personalization off.

From starting point to saved workflow

Make it your workflow.

  1. Choose a starting point

    Open a template or start from scratch. A template opens an inactive draft for you to review.

  2. Make the steps yours

    Choose the audience and trigger. Edit the messages, timing, and actions before saving.

  3. Activate when ready

    Save with Active on when you want new events to start the workflow.

  4. Review the activity

    Check recent runs and look into failed steps or overdue waiting instances.

The follow-up you repeat

Different moments.
A clear next step.

Clients

Make the welcome repeatable.

Messages and actions for clients

Welcome new clients, follow up on missed check-ins, or respond to inactivity with the in-app messages you configured.

Client workflows can also send forms, assign selected programs or workouts, and share a Vault package.

Leads

Know when it is your turn.

Alerts and follow-up for you

Get a trainer alert and schedule the next action when a lead submits, starts checkout, books an intro call, or reaches a follow-up date.

Lead workflows do not send outbound messages to leads. You handle the outreach.

Business

Give billing follow-up a next step.

Follow-up around business events

Configure client follow-up around purchases, fulfillment issues, failed payments, and trials nearing their end.

These workflows support follow-up. They do not repair fulfillment or recover a payment themselves.

Need another path? Add a condition using supported activity, readiness, or event context.

Know what is running

Activate deliberately.
Keep an eye on it.

You choose the messages, timing, and audience before activation. Once active, the workflow runs those steps automatically.

Active means automatic. Client message steps send without a separate approval before each message.

Pause new runs. Runs already underway may continue. Pausing does not cancel messages already in progress.

Diagnostics

See what needs a closer look.

Failed runs
Find workflow instances with failures that need review.
Overdue waits
Review waiting instances that are past their expected next step.
Recent activity
See starts, completions, failures, and step counts from the last 14 recorded UTC days.
Lifetime runs
Keep an all-time run count alongside the recent view.

Diagnostics are a snapshot, not a live delivery guarantee. Review the workflow when something needs attention.

Build the follow-through

Give repeatable
follow-up a home.

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