Lead recovery
Re-engage contacts that have gone cold by switching channels and passing to the salesperson when there is a sign of interest.
Isolated channel approaches repeat messages, miss the lead's moment, and leave the team unsure which contact has occurred or what the next step is.
A workflow describes what starts the process, which conditions need to be checked, and what actions should happen next. This logic turns informal procedures into a trackable flow.
At OmniSmart, the process can combine customer service, sales, voice, and external integration events. A new lead, a pipeline change, a lack of response, or a due date can start a journey via email, SMS, RCS, WhatsApp, call, or voice broadcast.
The execution log is part of the design. It allows you to understand why a path was followed, identify failures, and review rules as operations change.
Model repetitive processes, connect systems, and track the outcome of each execution.
Start flows by event, schedule, or integration and execute defined steps.
Create different paths based on data, status, or responses.
An event, schedule, or webhook starts the process.
Conditions check data and choose the path.
Actions update modules or authorized systems.
The history shows steps, results, and exceptions.
The workflow combines channels, wait times, responses, and CRM data to decide the next contact. Thus, email, SMS, RCS, WhatsApp, call, and voice broadcast participate in the same approach without turning the journey into a blind sequence of dispatches.
ruleResponse is a condition, not the end of history. When the contact reacts, the workflow can stop the next triggers, update the score, move the pipeline stage, and hand the conversation over to a person.
The same builder can organize different approaches. The design combines trigger, audience, message, interval, exit condition, and human responsibility.
Re-engage contacts that have gone cold by switching channels and passing to the salesperson when there is a sign of interest.
Receive the lead from a form or integration, confirm interest, and trigger the team while the intention is still hot.
Organize reminders before and after due dates and escalate the contact according to status, value, and customer response.
Connect content, proof, offer, and sales action to the behavior observed at each stage of the opportunity.
Distribute a cadence across channels and responsible parties, respecting schedules and stopping the sequence when there is a response.
Deliver content in stages and adapt the next message to the topic consumed, the click, and the contact's stage.
Combine education, interest recognition, and scoring until the contact meets the criteria defined for sales approach.
Collect responses, query data, and route each application to automation, SDR, Closer, or discard according to rules.
Define wait time, contact window, and frequency for each step.
Change the path based on response, click, status, score, or CRM data.
Plan consent, unsubscribe, and rules compatible with each audience.
Record contacts, decisions, failures, and results to evolve the journey.
Track executions, errors, and dependencies to fix the flow without searching multiple tools.
The screenshots below show how flows are organized and consulted during operation.