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Getting Started with Workflows

Workflows help you automate repetitive tasks so you can save time and scale your business. Once configured, workflows run automatically based on triggers and perform a sequence of actions without manual intervention.


You can use workflows to manage leads, automate follow-ups, send communications, and streamline operations across your business.


TABLE OF CONTENTS


What are Workflows?


A workflow is an automated sequence of actions triggered by a specific event.


Example:


Workflows consist of:


Workflow Triggers


Triggers define when a workflow begins.


Example:



Workflow Actions


Actions are the steps that occur after a trigger fires.


Example:



Tasks Worth Automating


Automate repetitive tasks such as:


Automation improves efficiency, consistency, and scalability.


Workflow Recipes: Pre-Built Templates


SourCherry provides pre-built templates to help you get started quickly.


You can:



How to Create a Workflow


Workflows are created in three main steps:


Step 1: Choose a Trigger


Select the event that starts the workflow.


Step 2: Add Trigger Filters (Optional)


Filters refine when the workflow should trigger.


Example:



Step 3: Add Workflow Actions


Actions define what happens after the trigger.



Workflows Landing Page (Updated Experience)


The Workflows landing page has been redesigned to make it easier to get started.


You now have three clear options:


This helps new users quickly choose the best way to begin building workflows.


If AI Builder is disabled in Labs, the previous landing experience will be shown instead.



Types of Advanced Workflows


IF/Else Conditions


Split contacts into different paths based on conditions.


Chaining Multiple Workflows


You can connect multiple workflows together to automate full pipelines and customer journeys.


Webhooks (Trigger & Action)


Webhooks allow SourCherry to communicate with external systems and automate workflows across platforms.


Troubleshooting


If your workflow is not working:


Frequently Asked Questions


Q: What is the difference between a trigger and an action?

A trigger starts the workflow when a specific event occurs, while actions are the steps that run after the trigger is activated.


Q: Can I use multiple triggers in one workflow?

Yes. You can add multiple triggers to a workflow, allowing contacts to enter from different sources.


Q: Are workflow filters required?

No, filters are optional. However, they are recommended to ensure workflows only run under specific conditions.


Q: Can I edit a workflow after creating it?

Yes. You can update triggers, filters, and actions at any time.


Q: Will workflows run automatically once created?

Yes, as long as the workflow is published and the trigger conditions are met.


Q: What happens if a workflow is not working correctly?

Check your trigger conditions, filters, and workflow settings. Testing with a fresh contact is also recommended.


Q: Can I use AI to create workflows?

Yes. The updated Workflows landing page allows you to describe your workflow and generate it using AI.