Build the three that pay first
Welcome, abandonment and post-purchase typically account for the large majority of automated revenue. They ship before anything else, and often before anything else is needed.
Automated flows triggered by behaviour: welcome sequences, cart and browse abandonment, post-purchase, re-engagement and lead nurture. Built once, monitored, and improved on evidence.
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The problem
Automation gets built as a huge branching flowchart nobody can debug, or not at all. The three sequences that would produce most of the revenue — welcome, abandonment, post-purchase — sit unbuilt while a complex lead-scoring model is designed for a sales team that ignores it.
Welcome, abandonment and post-purchase typically account for the large majority of automated revenue. They ship before anything else, and often before anything else is needed.
Every branch is a thing that can break silently. We keep flows shallow and monitored, because an automation failing quietly for six weeks is worse than not having it.
Someone who buys should stop receiving the abandonment sequence immediately. Missing exit conditions are the most common automation fault we inherit and the most damaging to trust.
Flows decay as products, prices and offers change. Set-and-forget automation gradually becomes wrong, and wrong at scale.
Tools we use
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