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Actions & follow-ups

An action is a to-do for what to do next with a contact. It makes sure the follow-ups you most often miss never slip.

Preview · Actions — overdue first

Actions

2 overdue follow-ups
OverdueDavid Kim · Hanbit
Call to confirm the quote

Overdue (Jun 7).

CallDoneSnooze
Today
Sujin Lee · Woojin
Send the proposal

Action due today.

DoneSnooze

The Actions screen gathers today's work in one place: quick send (find contact, card/import, booking link, send guidance) at the top, then before the meeting (when you have a booking today), overdue follow-ups, and to do today.

Create an action

You can create an action in several ways. The most basic is to schedule it directly from a contact card.

  1. Directly on a contact card — contact cardadd a task under ‘Next action.’ Enter a title, a type, and an optional due date.
  2. From a suggestion — a contact card with no tasks shows one recommendation based on the contact's status, which you can add as an action in one tap.
  3. From a campaign follow-up — campaign on a campaign's detail, tap ‘Create follow-ups’ to bulk-create follow-up tasks for contacts who were messaged but haven't responded.
  4. From an automation rule — automation set a rule to auto-create a task when a form is submitted, a status changes, or a contact is created.

Pick a task type from call, message, quote, prepare material, rebook, review, contract, or recontact. Choosing a type keeps it organized in the flow.

Work them on Today

Run these directly from each action card.

The same actions also appear on Today, so they're the first thing you see when you start your day.

Catching overdue follow-ups

Actions past their due date group at the top with an Overdue badge and a reason to act now (e.g. it's overdue). Due dates are stored to end-of-day (23:59), so they don't flip to overdue on the same day.

Action vs note vs sequence

These three play different roles. Use them together as needed.

Overdue actions group at the top with an Overdue badge and the reason to act now. Send non-responses into a sequence.
Handle follow-ups with a system, not your memory. Make a habit of scheduling one next action right after every call, and your overdue list stays short.

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Notes · Sequences · Templates · Today · Campaigns · Automation · Contact cards