Sequences allow you to create automations in your business. You can create sequences so that when a certain tag is added, a task is automatically created, or create a new task when a property status changes. Another great example is automatically creating a task to follow up when a property status is changed to new lead. These automations help ensure no lead slips through the cracks and frees up more time for your team to focus on other marketing efforts.

If you created your account after 4/16/2025 your REISift account will be pre-loaded with Sequences for Lead Management, Acquisitions, and Transactions. 

See Unlock the Power of Your REISift Account for more information on these sequences.

The following user roles have permission to create sequences in REISift: 

To create a new sequence, click Create New Sequence at the top right of the screen.

This example shows how to create a sequence so that when a property status is changed to New Lead, a task to follow up is assigned, the record is assigned to a team member, and the property is added the the Lead Management board in SiftLine.

The first step of creating a sequence is choosing the Trigger. A trigger is the initial event that triggers the automation.
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​Possible Triggers:

For this example, the trigger will be property status change. This works similar to our mapping step on upload. Drag the trigger from the left side bar and drop to select a trigger.

Note: A sequence cannot be triggered by an action that is added from another sequence (example: Sequence 1 adds Tag A in the Action step. Sequence 2 is triggered by Tag A) because this could create a loop. To fix, combine the two sequences and add the actions of the second sequence, to the first one.

Next you can choose a condition. Conditions are an additional set of rules needed for an action to be executed. Conditions are optional, not all sequences will need a condition.

Possible Conditions:

For this Sequence, the condition will be Property Status Change so we can choose which status will execute the action. To have the sequence execute when a status is changed to lead, select from Any to New Lead.

The last step of creating a sequence is choosing the Action. The action is what will automatically happen after the trigger event fires and any conditions are met. To choose an action, click Select the following Actions.

Possible Actions:

For this example, there will be two actions. The first action is Assign property so the assignee can be selected. The section action will be Create new task.

When choosing tasks you can create a new task or choose a task preset. If you haven’t created any task presets yet you won’t see any presets listed. if you want to include task presets in your sequences you’ll need to create them from the tasks page first.

To assign the task to the property, toggle Assign this task to the property.
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Before saving, name your sequence and select a folder. If you have not created any additional folders, save to the default folder. You can always create folders later and move the sequences to a new folder.
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Please see Organizing Sequences with Folders for more information on creating and managing Sequence folders.

From the sequences page you can toggle sequences on and off with the toggle to the left of the sequence name. You can also see the date the sequence was created, the number of runs (number of times the sequence has executed) and the Ninja that created the sequence.

Below is a list of user roles that have permission to create, delete, and turn sequences on and off in your account:

Sequence limits per plan:

To edit a sequence, click the sequence to open it then select Make Changes.
Select Delete Sequence to delete. Once sequences are deleted they cannot be recovered.

Sequence activities can be viewed from within the Activity log of a record. To view the Activity log, click on a record from your records page. This will open the property details page. Select Activity log. The name of the sequence that made each update will be listed here.