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Sequences and templates

Templates render the words; sequences decide when they go out.

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A template is the email body. A sequence chains templates into a multi-step outreach flow, up to five steps, each with its own delay and send window. Templates render the words; sequences decide when they go out.

Templates and tokens

Templates are written with Liquid tokens. These are available everywhere a template renders:

TokenExample
{{contact.first_name}}Jordan
{{contact.name}}Jordan Buyer
{{contact.title}}Procurement Officer
{{contact.email}}[email protected]
{{agency.name}}Utah Department of Technology Services
{{opportunity.title}}Contact center modernization, 200 seats
{{opportunity.deadline}}May 28, 2026
{{sequence.step}}1

How a sequence gets picked

When the pipeline auto-enrolls a new opportunity, it picks the first sequence whose agency type matches the opportunity's agency. If no exact match exists, the first sequence in the workspace is used as a fallback.

A single generic sequence therefore works fine. Teams that want type-specific routing create one sequence per agency type and let the matcher do the rest.

Snapshot on enrollment

When a contact is enrolled, the sequence's current state is snapshotted onto the enrollment. Later edits to templates or steps never change in-flight enrollments; they keep sending whatever was true at enrollment time. This is deliberate: content should not change under the recipient's nose mid-conversation.

Templates and sequences are immutable once created. To change one, create a new version and let the old one age out; the list shows when each was last used.

Send windows and jitter

Each step has a UTC send window, by default 14:00 to 22:00 UTC, which is 8 AM to 4 PM Eastern, plus an optional jitter in minutes. The send run fires every 2 hours; when a due step's window is open, it sends after a random delay of up to the jitter, so your outreach never lands in mechanical bursts.

Steps and delays

Step 1 fires immediately on enrollment. Each later step waits its configured number of days after the previous step was sent. After the final step sends, the enrollment is complete. A reply at any point stops the sequence for that contact; see Bounces, replies, and unsubscribes.