How to read your sequences and what each status means
The Sequences page lists every sequence and one-time send you have made. Each row shows its type, its status, how many
people it reached, and when you made it. Click a row to see the steps inside.
The Sequences list with type, status and people
The Sequences list
- Sequence is the name.
- Type is Multi-step for a sequence with several steps over time, or Send once for a quick email or quick SMS.
- Status is where it stands. See below.
- People is the number of leads on it. A multi-step sequence shows how many are active, such as "4 active". A one-time
send shows how many it went to, such as "5 people".
- Created is the date you made it.
Use the search box, All types and All statuses to find one.
What each status means
- Draft is saved but not started.
- Active is a multi-step sequence that is running.
- Sending is a one-time send that is going out now.
- Done is a one-time send that has finished.
- Failed is a one-time send that did not go out. Open it to look at the details.
Read a sequence
Click a sequence to open it. At the top you see its name, its status and a label such as New lead. Under it you see a
summary such as "3 steps, 6 days, 4 active runs".
The Steps tab lists each step by day:
- Day 1, start is the first step, here an Email.
- Day 3 is a Call. Call steps are manual, so you log the outcome in the lead's timeline.
- Day 6 is an SMS.
Steps are marked Auto time. Message text can include the lead's first name with {{firstName}}.
A sequence with an email on day 1, a call on day 3 and a text on day 6
The People tab shows the leads on it. See How to put leads on a sequence and track their progress. Use Edit to change
the steps, and More for other actions.
If it did not work
I cannot find my quick email. Quick emails and quick texts are in the same list. Set All types back to all, and clear
the status filter.
The status says Failed. Open it to look at the details.
A multi-step sequence is not sending. Check that its status is Active and that leads are on it.
Related articles
- How to create your first sequence in FlowForce
- How to put leads on a sequence and track their progress