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How to Manage Sequences?

Manage your sales sequences and keep your team informed, you can assign email notifications for each stage and status within String platform

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Written by Samir Rashed
Updated over 3 months ago

Manage Sequences: Assigning Email Notifications for Stages and Statuses

Here’s a step-by-step guide:

1. Navigate to Sequences

  • Go to the Automation section and select Sequences.

2. Assign Email Notifications

  • Choose the specific sequence

  • Assign email notifications for each stages and statuses:

Example of managing Sequences

Stages and Statuses with Notifications

  • Initial Contact: Set up notifications for when a lead is initially contacted.

  • Callback Requested: Notify the team when a callback is requested by a lead.

  • Not Interested: Automatically inform the team when a lead is marked as not interested.

  • Contacted: Send a notification when contact with a lead is confirmed.

  • Qualified Lead: Notify the team when a lead is qualified.

  • Not Qualified: Alert the team when a lead does not meet qualification criteria.

  • Needs More Information: Trigger notifications if additional information is needed from the lead.

  • Interested: Send notifications when a lead shows interest in the product or service.

  • Negotiation: Set up alerts for when the lead enters the negotiation phase.

  • Price Negotiated: Inform the team when pricing terms are discussed and settled.

  • On Hold: Notify when the lead’s process is put on hold.

  • In Progress: Send notifications for leads actively being worked on.

  • Closed Deal: Automatically notify the team when a deal is closed.

    • Follow-Up Needed: Set reminders for any follow-up actions after closing a deal.

    • Lost: Alert the team if the deal is lost.

    • Won: Celebrate success by notifying the team of won deals.

3. Finalize Notifications

  • Review the assigned notifications for accuracy.

  • Set Remiders and notification frequncy

  • Save the sequence to ensure the notifications are active.

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