Follow-up Sequencing
Sends timed follow-ups only when conditions are right: no reply, no active deal, no sequence conflict.
// the problem
Follow-ups that land wrong are not just wasted sends. They annoy prospects who already replied, they double-contact people in active conversations, and they fire to contacts who moved to a different stage. The most common failure is a follow-up landing after a positive reply because the sequence wasn't paused in time. Follow-up sequencing checks three gates before each message goes out: is there a recent reply from this contact? Is this contact in an active deal stage that should pause outreach? Has this person been contacted by another sequence in the configured window? All three must pass. If any fails, the send is held and logged, not silently dropped. The team sees a daily hold list with reasons.
what changes
- No follow-up lands after a positive reply or during an active deal conversation
- Sequence conflicts are caught and logged, not silently duplicated
- Hold log gives the team a daily view of what was paused and why
- Follow-up cadence is consistent without manual calendar management
// how it works
The mechanism, end to end. Each step is logged so you can see what the agent did and why.
// surface area
connects to
- HubSpot
- Pipedrive
- Smartlead
- Instantly
- Gmail
- Supabase
writes back to
- Supabase hold log (contact id, hold reason, sequence name, timestamp)
- CRM contact (sequence status tag, last-contact timestamp)
all writes are logged to the audit trail
// works for
Follow-up Sequencing is built to run inside any of these business types. The same agent, wired into your stack.
// ready to scope the build?
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