Workflow Automations

Let repeatable follow-up start with a clear rule.

Apply available qualification or follow-up actions to new leads with rules your team can review, pause, and understand.

Create a workflow rule
01

Relevant rule scope

Use form-specific rules or workspace-wide rules for new enquiries.

02

Useful lead actions

Mark new leads qualified or schedule an application follow-up.

03

Visible execution

Pause a rule and review its latest recorded executions.

Start with the action you need

A rule should express a useful business decision, such as qualifying a lead from a relevant form or scheduling the next review.

The available actions operate inside the lead workflow. They are not an unlimited connector platform or an external message-sending service.

Keep the scope understandable

Use a specific form when only one enquiry journey needs the rule. Use a workspace-wide rule when the same action applies across the relevant forms.

Review overlapping rules so a team understands which actions it expects to occur after a new submission.

Retain operational control

Pause a rule when the underlying campaign or follow-up policy changes. Execution records help you review what happened.

An automation supports the team’s workflow; people still own the customer relationship and the accuracy of recorded outcomes.

Common questions

What teams ask before they start.

Which lead actions are supported?

Available rules can mark a new lead qualified or schedule a follow-up within the application.

Can I pause an automation?

Yes. Rules can be paused and their latest executions reviewed.

Start with a real workflow

Create a workflow rule

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