Why Sequence Automation Matters

Manual email campaigns require constant attention. Sequences run automatically, delivering the right message at the right time based on subscriber behavior. A well-designed sequence can nurture leads, onboard customers, and recover abandoned carts while you focus on other work.

Finding the Sequence Builder

Access the Visual Sequence Builder at Email & Automation > Sequences or /marketing-automation/sequences/. From the Sequences list, click any sequence to open its detail view, then select "Edit Flow" to enter the builder.

Creating Your First Sequence

Starting from a Template

  1. Go to Email & Automation > Sequences
  2. Click "New Sequence"
  3. Choose from sequence types:
  • Welcome: New subscriber onboarding (3-5 emails)
  • Nurture: Educational content series
  • Onboarding: Product or service introduction
  • Re-engagement: Win back inactive subscribers
  • Lead Qualification: Identify sales-ready prospects
  • Post-Purchase: Thank you, upsell, review requests
  • Custom: Build from scratch
  1. Name your sequence
  2. Select your trigger (see Triggers section below)
  3. Click "Create Sequence"

Starting from Scratch

Choose "Custom" as your sequence type. You'll enter the builder with a blank canvas and one trigger node. Add steps by clicking the toolbar buttons or using the left sidebar.

The Builder Interface

Three-Panel Layout

Left Sidebar: Steps List Shows all steps in your sequence in order. Click any step to jump to it on the canvas. The bottom panel shows self-classification links (see Advanced Features).

Center Canvas: Flow Visualization Your sequence displays as connected nodes. Drag to pan, scroll to zoom. Lines show the flow from one step to the next. Branch points split into multiple paths.

Right Sidebar: Properties Panel Select any node to see its configuration options. Email subject lines, delay durations, and condition settings appear here.

Top Toolbar

Step Types (Add Step):

  • Email: Send email with AI-generated or custom content
  • SMS: Send text message via Twilio
  • Delay: Wait a specified time before next step
  • Condition: If/Then branching logic
  • A/B Split: Test two variants against each other
  • Tag: Add or remove subscriber tags
  • Goal: Track conversions and success metrics
  • Exit: End the sequence for this subscriber
  • Webhook: Call external APIs or integrations

Undo/Redo: Standard undo history (Ctrl+Z, Ctrl+Shift+Z)

Send Via: Choose your email platform (Klaviyo, Mailchimp, Resend, Mailgun, or Auto-detect)

Save Status: Shows "Saved" when all changes are persisted. Auto-saves as you work.

Review & Activate: Exit the builder and review sequence before activation.

Sequence Triggers

Every sequence starts with a trigger that determines when subscribers enter.

Available Triggers (13 Types)

Core Triggers:

  • Manual Enrollment: Add subscribers manually
  • Subscriber Added: Triggers when someone joins your list
  • Tag Added/Removed: Triggers when specific tags are applied
  • Content Published: When you publish new content
  • Form Submitted: When specific forms are completed
  • Webhook: External system sends a trigger
  • Date-Based: Specific date, anniversary, or birthday
  • Purchase Made: E-commerce transaction completed

Trial Lifecycle (for SaaS products):

  • Trial Started: User begins trial
  • Trial Day N: Specific day of trial period
  • Trial Ending Soon: Approaching expiration
  • Trial Ended/Expired: Trial period complete
  • Trial Converted: User became paying customer

Subscription Events (Stripe integration):

  • Subscription Created: New subscription starts
  • Subscription Upgraded/Downgraded: Plan changes
  • Subscription Canceled/Renewed: Status changes
  • Subscription Paused: Payment pause

Configuring Triggers

Select the trigger node to configure:

Manual: No configuration needed. You'll add subscribers manually from the subscriber list.

Subscriber Added: Choose which list triggers this sequence. Leave blank to trigger for any list.

Tag Added: Enter the tag name that triggers enrollment. Supports multiple tags (any match triggers).

Date-Based: Set the target date or anniversary. For recurring dates (birthdays), subscribers enroll annually.

Purchase: Connect to Shopify or WooCommerce. Optionally filter by product, collection, or order value.

Building Your Sequence

Adding Steps

Click any step type in the toolbar. The new step appears on the canvas. Drag it to position. Connect it to other steps by clicking the connector circle on the previous step and dragging to the new step's input.

Email Steps

Subject Line: Enter your subject line in the properties panel. Use personalization tokens like {{first_name}} or {{company}}.

Preview Text: The snippet shown after the subject line in inbox previews. Write a compelling hook.

AI Content Generation: Enable "Use AI Content" to auto-generate email body from your prompt. ILLIXIS uses your brand voice settings and sequence context to write the email.

AI Prompt: Tell the AI what this email should accomplish. Examples:

  • "Introduce our platform's key features with a friendly, casual tone"
  • "Share a success story from a customer in the fitness industry"
  • "Offer a limited-time discount with urgency but not pushy"

Manual Content: Disable AI generation to write your own HTML email. Use the HTML editor in the properties panel.

Brand Voice Integration: If you've configured brand voice settings (in Tenant Settings), all AI-generated emails automatically match your brand's tone, vocabulary, and style. The first time you create a sequence, ILLIXIS personalizes all steps with your brand voice in about 30 seconds. A banner at the top tracks this enrichment process.

Delay Steps

Delay Duration: Enter a number and choose the unit: minutes, hours, days, or weeks.

Common Delays:

  • Immediate follow-up: 5-15 minutes
  • Next day: 1 day
  • Weekly cadence: 7 days
  • Monthly check-in: 30 days

Time of Day: Optionally specify when to send after the delay expires. For example, a 1-day delay with "Send at 9:00 AM" waits until the next morning at 9:00 AM in the subscriber's timezone.

Condition Steps (Branching)

Condition steps split the flow into two paths: one if the condition is true, one if false.

Condition Types:

  • Tag Check: Does subscriber have a specific tag?
  • Email Opened: Did they open a previous email in this sequence?
  • Link Clicked: Did they click a specific link?
  • Field Value: Does a custom field match a value?
  • Lead Stage: Is subscriber in a specific pipeline stage?
  • Purchase History: Have they purchased before?
  • Time Since Enrollment: Has enough time passed?

Example: Check if they opened Email #2. If yes, send a follow-up with next steps. If no, send a re-engagement reminder.

Setting Up Conditions:

  1. Add a Condition step
  2. Choose condition type from the dropdown
  3. Configure the condition (tag name, link URL, field name, etc.)
  4. Connect the "Yes" output to one path and the "No" output to another path

A/B Split Steps

Split subscribers into two groups to test different approaches.

Split Ratio: Choose the split percentage. Default is 50/50, but you can use 80/20 for safer testing.

What to Test:

  • Subject lines (most impactful)
  • Send times (morning vs evening)
  • Email length (short vs detailed)
  • CTA placement (top vs bottom)
  • Tone (formal vs casual)

Statistical Significance: The sequence detail page tracks performance for each variant. After at least 10 subscribers go through each path, ILLIXIS highlights the winner based on open rate and click rate.

Winner Selection: Once a clear winner emerges, you can update the split ratio to send 100% through the winning path or edit the losing variant to match the winner's approach.

Tag Steps

Add Tag: Applies a tag to subscribers when they reach this step. Use tags to:

  • Segment subscribers for future campaigns
  • Track progress through sequences
  • Trigger other sequences

Remove Tag: Removes a tag from subscribers. Useful for:

  • Clearing temporary tags
  • Marking completion of a stage
  • Preventing duplicate enrollments

Goal Steps

Goals mark conversion points in your sequence. Track how many subscribers reach this step and use goals to measure sequence effectiveness.

Goal Types:

  • Purchase: Subscriber made a purchase
  • Form Submission: Completed a specific form
  • Link Click: Clicked a particular link
  • Custom Event: Any tracked action

Goal Tracking: The sequence analytics dashboard shows goal completion rate and time-to-goal for subscribers who reach it.

Exit Steps

Immediately removes subscribers from the sequence when they reach this step. Use exits to:

  • End the sequence after a successful conversion
  • Remove subscribers who meet certain criteria
  • Create manual exit points for complex flows

Webhook Steps

Call external APIs or services as part of your sequence. Examples:

  • Add subscriber to a CRM
  • Create a task in a project management tool
  • Send data to Zapier
  • Trigger a custom integration

Webhook Configuration:

  • URL: The endpoint to call
  • Method: GET, POST, PUT, DELETE
  • Headers: Authentication tokens or custom headers
  • Body: JSON payload with subscriber data

Subscriber Data: Use placeholders in your webhook body:

  • {{email}}
  • {{first_name}}
  • {{last_name}}
  • {{tags}}
  • {{custom_fields}}

SMS Steps

Send text messages via Twilio. SMS steps work like email steps but with character limits.

SMS Content: Write your message (160 characters recommended for single SMS). Use personalization tokens.

Twilio Configuration: Set up Twilio credentials in Settings > Integrations > SMS. Once configured, SMS steps become available.

Multi-Channel Strategy: Combine email and SMS steps for critical moments. Example: Send reminder email 3 days before event, follow with SMS 1 day before.

AI Content Generation

How It Works

When you enable "Use AI Content" on an email step:

  1. ILLIXIS reads your AI prompt
  2. Analyzes the sequence context (previous emails, trigger type, sequence goal)
  3. Applies your brand voice settings
  4. Generates subject line, preview text, and email body
  5. Stores the content in the step

AI Content Preview

Click the sparkle icon next to any email step to preview AI-generated content without activating the sequence. The preview modal shows the full email as subscribers will see it.

Regenerating Content: Click "Regenerate" to get a new version. Each regeneration creates a fresh email based on your prompt and brand voice.

Brand Voice Enrichment

The first time you create a sequence (or when you update brand voice settings), ILLIXIS personalizes all email steps with your brand voice. This enrichment process:

  • Runs automatically in the background
  • Takes about 30 seconds
  • Updates all email steps at once
  • Shows a yellow banner while in progress
  • Displays a green banner when complete

What Gets Enriched:

  • Tone and style matching your brand
  • Vocabulary choices from your brand glossary
  • Sentence structure patterns from your content
  • CTA phrasing aligned with your voice

Editing AI-Generated Content

After AI generation, you can:

  • Edit directly: Click into the subject line or body and type changes
  • Disable AI: Turn off "Use AI Content" to prevent regeneration
  • Update prompt: Change the AI prompt and regenerate for a different approach
  • Lock content: Save your edits by disabling AI mode

Self-Classification Links

Self-classification links let subscribers self-segment by clicking links in your emails. This replaces traditional forms and surveys with one-click qualification.

How It Works

  1. Create a classification link in the left sidebar panel
  2. Copy the placeholder token (looks like {{classification:abc123}})
  3. Paste the token into an email step's content
  4. When the email sends, the token becomes a clickable link
  5. Clicking the link moves the subscriber to a specific pipeline stage, adds tags, or stops the sequence

Creating Classification Links

In the Sequence Builder:

  1. Find the "Self-Classification Links" panel in the left sidebar
  2. Click "+ Add Classification Link"
  3. Configure the link:
  • Link Label: The text that appears in the email (e.g., "I'm ready to buy")
  • Move to Stage: Choose the pipeline stage to move the subscriber to
  • Stop Sequence: Check to exit them from the current sequence
  • Add Tag: Optionally tag them (e.g., "sales-ready")
  1. Click "Save Link"
  2. Copy the placeholder token shown in the panel
  3. Paste it into any email step's content

Use Cases

Lead Qualification: "Which best describes you?

  • {{classification:founder}} I'm a founder
  • {{classification:marketer}} I'm a marketer
  • {{classification:agency}} I'm an agency"

Each link moves them to a different stage and tags them accordingly.

Feature Interest: "What do you want to learn more about?

  • {{classification:seo}} SEO tools
  • {{classification:email}} Email automation
  • {{classification:social}} Social scheduling"

Routes them into different nurture sequences based on interest.

Intent Signals: "{{classification:ready}} I'm ready to schedule a demo" "{{classification:not-now}} Not right now, keep sending tips"

Separates hot leads from those who need more nurturing.

Multi-Platform Routing

ILLIXIS can send your sequence emails through Klaviyo, Mailchimp, Resend, or Mailgun. You choose the platform in the top toolbar.

Platform Selection

Auto-detect (Recommended): ILLIXIS checks which platforms you've connected and routes emails to the best available option. Priority order:

  1. Klaviyo (if connected)
  2. Mailchimp (if connected)
  3. Resend (if connected)
  4. Mailgun (if connected)

Manual Selection: Choose a specific platform to force all emails through that service. Useful if you want Klaviyo for marketing sequences but Resend for transactional.

Platform Capabilities

Klaviyo:

  • Best for e-commerce sequences
  • Advanced segmentation
  • Revenue attribution
  • Full performance metrics

Mailchimp:

  • Familiar interface for existing users
  • Broad integration ecosystem
  • A/B testing tools

Resend:

  • Developer-friendly
  • Transactional and broadcast emails
  • Clean, modern interface

Mailgun:

  • High-volume sending
  • Detailed delivery analytics
  • Email validation and verification

Activating Your Sequence

Pre-Activation Checklist

Before activating, review:

  1. Trigger is configured correctly: Subscribers will enroll based on this trigger
  2. All email steps have content: Empty emails won't send
  3. Delays make sense: Check timing between steps
  4. Branching logic is correct: Ensure condition paths lead somewhere
  5. Exit points exist: Subscribers need a way to complete or exit

Activation Process

  1. Click "Review & Activate" in the top toolbar
  2. Review the sequence detail page
  3. Check enrollment rules and sending platform
  4. Click "Activate" when ready

What Happens Next:

  • Sequence status changes to "Active"
  • New subscribers matching your trigger enroll automatically
  • Existing subscribers can be enrolled manually
  • Emails send according to your delay settings
  • Performance metrics begin tracking

Pausing a Sequence

Click "Pause" on the sequence detail page to halt the sequence. New enrollments are blocked, and currently enrolled subscribers stop receiving further emails at their next scheduled step — the executor short-circuits any enrollment whose sequence is not in active status. To resume, click "Activate"; enrollments pick up where they left off.

Setting a Hard Cutoff Date (Ends At)

The sequence detail page has an "Ends At" field next to Email Platform. Set a date/time and any in-flight enrollment will stop receiving emails the moment that timestamp passes — regardless of where the subscriber is in the drip. Distinct from Pause: Ends At is an automated, date-anchored cutoff (no operator action needed when the time comes); Pause is a manual reversible halt. Leave Ends At blank for sequences with no scheduled cutover. Common use: a launch broadcast supersedes a pre-launch nurture sequence at a specific time — set Ends At to that time and the drip stops cleanly even if enrollments are mid-flight.

Testing Your Sequence

Send Test Email

From the sequence detail page, click "Send Test." Enter your email address to receive a preview of each email step. Test sends use real content but don't enroll you in the sequence.

What to Check:

  • Subject lines display correctly
  • Personalization tokens show placeholders (they'll be real data for actual subscribers)
  • Links work
  • Formatting looks correct on mobile and desktop
  • Images load properly

Manual Enrollment for Testing

Create a test subscriber with a dedicated email address. Manually enroll them in the sequence. Watch their progression through the flow and verify each step triggers correctly.

Testing Conditions: To test branching:

  1. Enroll a test subscriber
  2. Perform the action that should trigger the condition (open an email, click a link, etc.)
  3. Verify they proceed down the correct path

Enrollment Management

Viewing Enrollments

From the sequence detail page, click "View All Enrollments" to see everyone currently in the sequence and their progress.

Enrollment Statuses:

  • Active: Currently receiving emails
  • Completed: Reached the end or a goal
  • Exited: Manually removed or met exit condition
  • Paused: Sequence is paused, enrollment frozen

Manual Enrollment

Click "Enroll Subscribers" from the sequence detail page. Select subscribers from your list or import via CSV. They'll enter at the trigger step immediately.

Bulk Enrollment: Upload a CSV with email addresses. ILLIXIS matches them to existing subscribers or creates new ones. All enroll simultaneously.

Unenrolling Subscribers

Select a subscriber from the enrollments list and click "Remove from Sequence." They stop receiving future emails but keep any tags or data from steps already completed.

Performance Metrics

Sequence Analytics Dashboard

Access from the sequence detail page. Metrics include:

Enrollment Metrics:

  • Total enrolled (all time)
  • Currently active
  • Completion rate
  • Exit rate

Email Performance:

  • Emails sent
  • Open rate (overall and per step)
  • Click rate (overall and per step)
  • Conversion rate (subscribers who reached a goal)

A/B Test Results: If your sequence includes A/B splits, see performance comparison for each variant. ILLIXIS highlights the winning variant based on statistical significance.

Time-Based Metrics:

  • Average time to completion
  • Average time to goal
  • Bottleneck identification (steps where subscribers stall)

Step-Level Analytics

Click any step in the analytics dashboard to see:

  • How many subscribers reached this step
  • Open rate for email steps
  • Click rate for emails with links
  • Conversion rate for steps before goals
  • Exit rate (subscribers who left at this step)

Advanced Features

Sequential vs. Broadcast Behavior

Sequential (Default): Each subscriber moves through steps based on their enrollment time. Someone enrolling Monday gets Email 1 on Monday, Email 2 two days later on Wednesday.

Broadcast Mode: All enrolled subscribers receive each step at the same time. Use this for event-based sequences where everyone needs the same timeline (e.g., webinar registration).

Setting Broadcast Mode: Available in sequence settings (not currently in UI; contact support to enable).

Dynamic Content

Use liquid template syntax for advanced personalization:

```
{% if subscriber.purchase_count > 0 %}
Thanks for being a customer!
{% else %}
Ready to make your first purchase?
{% endif %}
```

Available Variables:

  • subscriber.email
  • subscriber.first_name
  • subscriber.last_name
  • subscriber.tags
  • subscriber.custom_fields.*
  • subscriber.purchase_count
  • subscriber.last_purchase_date

Integration with Pipelines

Sequences can trigger based on pipeline stage changes. When a lead moves to "Demo Scheduled," trigger a pre-demo preparation sequence. When they move to "Customer," start onboarding.

Configuring Pipeline Triggers:

  1. Choose "Lead Stage Change" as your trigger
  2. Select the pipeline and stage
  3. Choose whether to trigger on entering or exiting that stage

Custom Events

Trigger sequences based on custom events sent from your application or via Zapier.

Event Payload:
POST to /api/v1/events/ with:
```json
{
"event_type": "trial_started",
"subscriber_email": "user@example.com",
"event_data": {
"plan": "professional",
"trial_end_date": "2024-03-15"
}
}
```

ILLIXIS matches the subscriber and enrolls them in sequences triggered by that event type.

Sequence Templates

Pre-Built Templates

ILLIXIS includes templates for common sequences:

Welcome Series (3 emails):

  1. Welcome + intro to platform
  2. Key features overview
  3. Success story + next steps

Nurture Series (5 emails):

  1. Educational content #1
  2. Case study or use case
  3. Educational content #2
  4. Objection handling
  5. Soft CTA to convert

Trial Onboarding (7 emails over 14 days):

  1. Day 0: Welcome + first steps
  2. Day 1: Key feature #1
  3. Day 3: Key feature #2
  4. Day 5: Success story
  5. Day 7: Check-in + support
  6. Day 10: Key feature #3
  7. Day 13: Upgrade CTA

Re-engagement (3 emails):

  1. "Miss you" soft reminder
  2. What's new since you left
  3. Final CTA or offboard

Creating Custom Templates

Build a sequence you want to reuse. From the sequence detail page, click "Save as Template." Your template appears in the template library when creating new sequences.

Template Variables: Mark certain fields as variables (e.g., {{PRODUCT_NAME}} or {{EVENT_DATE}}) so you're prompted to fill them when creating from the template.

Common Sequence Patterns

The Tripwire Funnel

  1. Trigger: Form submission for free guide
  2. Email 1 (immediate): Deliver free guide
  3. Delay: 1 day
  4. Email 2: Introduce low-cost offer ($29 product)
  5. Delay: 2 days
  6. Condition: Purchased?
  • Yes: Exit to customer onboarding sequence
  • No: Email 3 with urgency (offer expires in 24 hours)
  1. Delay: 1 day
  2. Condition: Purchased?
  • Yes: Exit to customer onboarding
  • No: Exit and tag "offer_declined"

The Webinar Registration Sequence

  1. Trigger: Manual enrollment (import webinar registrants)
  2. Email 1 (immediate): Registration confirmation + calendar invite
  3. Delay: Until 7 days before webinar at 10:00 AM
  4. Email 2: What to expect + preparation tips
  5. Delay: Until 1 day before webinar at 9:00 AM
  6. Email 3: Reminder + login link
  7. Delay: Until 1 hour before webinar
  8. SMS: Final reminder with link
  9. Delay: 2 hours after webinar
  10. Condition: Attended?
    • Yes: Email follow-up with replay + CTA
    • No: Email replay with FOMO angle

The Content Upgrade Ladder

  1. Trigger: Subscriber added to list
  2. Email 1 (immediate): Welcome + deliver lead magnet
  3. Delay: 3 days
  4. Email 2: Educational tip #1 (related to lead magnet)
  5. Delay: 3 days
  6. Email 3: Case study or success story
  7. Delay: 4 days
  8. Email 4: Introduce paid product (soft pitch)
  9. Condition: Link clicked?
  • Yes: Tag "interested" + move to sales sequence
  • No: Continue nurture
  1. Delay: 7 days
  2. Email 5: Educational tip #2
  3. (Repeat educational content every 7 days)

Troubleshooting

Emails Not Sending

Check sequence status: Must be "Active" for emails to send.

Verify trigger: Ensure subscribers are actually enrolling. Check enrollments list.

Platform connection: Confirm Klaviyo, Mailchimp, Resend, or Mailgun is connected in Settings > Integrations.

Email platform selection: If set to a specific platform, verify that platform is properly configured.

Subscribers Not Enrolling

Trigger configuration: Review trigger settings. Tag triggers require exact tag name match (case-sensitive).

Subscriber eligibility: Subscribers can only be in a sequence once. If they completed it previously, they won't re-enroll unless you manually add them.

Sequence conflicts: If a subscriber is in another sequence with the same trigger, check enrollment rules to see which takes priority.

Branching Not Working

Condition configuration: Check that condition type matches the data you're checking. For example, "Email Opened" requires the email's step ID.

Timing: Conditions check when the subscriber reaches the condition step. If they haven't performed the action yet, they'll take the "No" path.

Data availability: Some conditions require integrations (e.g., "Purchase Made" needs Shopify connected).

AI Content Issues

Brand voice not applied: If emails feel generic, verify brand voice settings in Tenant Settings. Wait for enrichment to complete (yellow banner at top).

Content doesn't match prompt: Make your AI prompt more specific. Instead of "introduce the product," try "introduce the product's key benefit of saving time, with a friendly conversational tone and a customer example."

Regeneration doesn't change much: AI is working from the same prompt. Edit your prompt for different results.

Performance Below Expectations

Open rate low (<15%): Subject lines may need work. Test different approaches with A/B splits. Check send time.

Click rate low (<2%): Email content may not have clear CTA or compelling offer. Verify links are working.

High exit rate at one step: Review that step's content. Subscribers are disengaging at that point. Consider testing a different approach.

Self-Classification Links Not Working

Link not clickable: Verify you copied the placeholder exactly, including the double curly braces: {{classification:abc123}}

Click doesn't move lead: Check that the target pipeline stage exists and is spelled correctly.

Link expired: Classification links expire after 30 days for security. Check creation date.

Best Practices

Subject Line Testing

Always A/B test subject lines. Test:

  • Question vs. statement
  • Emoji vs. no emoji
  • Personalization vs. generic
  • Length (short vs. descriptive)

Run at least 10 subscribers through each variant before declaring a winner.

Delay Timing

Too fast: Subscribers feel spammed. Minimum 1 day between emails unless you have a good reason (e.g., urgency around an event).

Too slow: Momentum dies. For sales sequences, 2-3 days is ideal. For educational nurture, 5-7 days works.

Exit Points

Always provide clear exit points:

  • After goal completion (don't keep selling after they bought)
  • After multiple non-opens (respect disinterest)
  • After self-classification as "not interested"

Segmentation

Use tags and conditions to personalize:

  • Different content for different industries
  • Different offers based on previous purchases
  • Different tones for different lead sources

Mobile Optimization

70% of emails are opened on mobile. Keep:

  • Subject lines under 50 characters
  • Paragraphs short (2-3 sentences)
  • CTAs large and tappable
  • Images optimized for small screens

Compliance

CAN-SPAM / GDPR:

  • Include unsubscribe link in every email
  • Honor unsubscribe requests within 24 hours
  • Include your physical mailing address
  • Don't email purchased lists

Double Opt-In: Consider requiring confirmation before enrolling subscribers in sequences. Reduces spam complaints and improves engagement.

What's Next

Once your sequence is running:

  1. Monitor performance weekly: Check open rates, click rates, goal completions
  2. Iterate on low performers: A/B test new approaches for steps with poor metrics
  3. Build supporting sequences: Create sequences for each stage of the customer journey
  4. Connect to pipelines: Link sequence progression to pipeline stage changes for full automation
  5. Scale what works: Duplicate high-performing sequences and adapt for different audiences

The Visual Sequence Builder gives you the power to automate your entire email marketing program. Start with one simple welcome sequence, then expand as you see results.

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