How workflows work
A workflow consists of:- A trigger — the event that starts the workflow (for example, a booking confirmation or an activity date approaching)
- A delay (optional) — how long to wait after the trigger before sending
- An email — the message sent to the customer
Workflow emails are tracked as
workflow-email-sent events in meter usage tracking, so you can monitor how many automated emails are being sent.Common workflow examples
Create a workflow
1
Open the workflows section
Navigate to your workflows dashboard and select Create Workflow.
2
Choose a trigger
Select the event that starts the workflow.
3
Set the timing
Choose when the email should be sent — immediately after the trigger, or after a delay (for example, 24 hours before the activity).
4
Write the email
Compose the email content. You can use merge fields to personalize the message with the customer’s name, activity details, and booking information.
5
Activate
Enable the workflow. It runs automatically for all future bookings that match the trigger.
Managing workflows
From the workflows dashboard, you can:- Enable or disable a workflow without deleting it
- Edit the email content or timing
- View send history to see which customers received the email
- Monitor volume through the
workflow-email-sentbuilt-in meter
Related guides
Waivers
Set up waivers and automate reminders for incomplete submissions.
Meter tracking
Monitor workflow email volume through built-in meters.