Campaigns
Pattern Campaigns and Trigger Campaigns: who enters, the path of emails, waits and branches, and running one.
Create A Campaign
Name it, choose a Pattern Campaign or a Trigger Campaign, lay out the path, and activate it.
Who Enters A Pattern Campaign
All users, a detected or saved pattern, a pattern you describe, form leads, or people you pick, and how Once and Always on read the group.
Sender And Mailbox
The three sender voices, and which of your mailboxes each person's emails come from.
Letting Behavly Write, Or Sending Your Own Copy
The two kinds of email step, what an email Behavly writes is written from, and sending a template exactly as you designed it.
Language
Each person's email in their own language: detected per person, or set for one step.
When A Campaign Starts And Sends
Start right away or on a date, the sending window, and what each person's timezone does.
Agent Guardrails Across Campaigns
One person can be on many campaigns at once. These rules count every campaign together, so nobody gets an email from each of them.
Review Before Sending: Read This One
Review holds every email Behavly writes until you release it. It starts off; here is what each choice means.
The Campaigns List And Results
One list for every campaign, with its type and status, and where to follow each one's results.
Building The Path: Steps, Waits And Branches
The path builder: its steps, describing a path in words, previews and tests, A/B tests, the goal, replies, leaving, and the settings for the whole path.
Start A Campaign From A Trigger
Make a trigger for an event in your product, like a failed payment or an ending trial, and a Trigger Campaign takes the person in the moment it arrives.
Running A Campaign: Activate, Change, Pause, Stop
What Activate checks, what happens to people already on the path when you publish changes, and how Pause and Stop differ.