Roezan's Automations allow you to automate your text messages, create text message sequences, autoresponders, and a lot more. 

Here's what you need to know:

Create An Automation

Create an automation by going to automations and clicking "Create Automation"

You can give it a name and determine if you want to allow single entry or multiple entry.

Single Entry: This means that contacts are able to enter the automation ONLY 1 time.

Multiple Entry: This means contacts are able to enter the automation multiple times, if they meet the trigger conditions.

Create A Trigger

A Trigger is the event that happens that starts the automation.

The most common trigger would be when someone is added to a list, or when a tag is added.

However, there are a handful of ways that you could start an automation:

Triggers:

• Receive Message

• Contact Tag Added

• Contact Tag Removed

• Contact Subscribed To List

• Contact Unsubscribed From List

• Contact Field Updated

• Contact Clicked A Link

Create An Automation Step

An automation step is something that happens in the sequence.

The most common uses here is to send a text message, and/or wait for a period of time before sending another message.

Here are the available steps:

• Send A Message (Includes SMS and MMS)

• Update A Contact

• Wait (For a Period of Time)

• If/Else (Conditional)

• Add A Tag

• Remove A Tag

• Subscribe To List

• Unsubscribe From List

Conditionals

Sometimes you want to wait to see if a contact took an action, and send them down a different path based on what they did.

You can do this by using an "If/Else" Step. 

The most common cases here is to check and see if they were added to another list, or a tag was added for example.

But there are lots of options for conditionals:

• Is Day Of The Week

• Is Not Day Of The Week

• Field Contains Text

• Field Does Not Contain Text

• Field Is Greater Than

• Field Is Less Than

• Contact Clicked A Link

• Contact Does Have Tag

• Contact Does Not Have Tag

• Contact Is Subscribed To List

• Contact Is Not Subscribed To List

Turning Automations On/Off

You can turn automations on and off from the main automations screen.

Turning an automation ON: This allows contacts to enter the automation.

Turning an automation OFF: Contacts cannot enter/start the automation. Existing contacts will be frozen in their current step.

Please note that if an automation is turned off, and subsequently turned back on, the current step the contact is in will re-start. For example, if a contact is currently in a 1 day wait period when the automation is turned off, when the automation is turned on it will re-start that 1 day wait from the beginning.