Wait Until Workday Condition

Important: The Wait Until Workday Condition’s workday hours are defined as your Workday end minus 15-minutes. For e.g., if your workday is set up as 8AM to 6PM, the Wait Until Workday Condition will stop executing at 5:45PM.

1. Feature Overview

The Wait Until Workday condition allows you to distribute work to users only on their workdays. When set-up, only users who have signed-in, basis the Workday Templates you’ve set-up, will be assigned leads, opportunities, activities and tasks. This will ensure that users get notified only when they log-in to work.

To know more about automations, please refer to Automation Home.

 

2. Example Use Case

When a new lead is created and assigned to a user who’s currently offline. In this instance, the user won’t get a notification until he/she logs in to work for that day.

 

3. Prerequisite

To enable this feature in your account, contact your account manager, or write to support@leadsquared.com.

 

4. Procedure

  1. Access an existing automation or create a new one by navigating to Marketing>Automation.
  2. Click the icon, and then click Wait Until Work Day.
  3. Enter the User and Default User. If required, add mail merge fields.
  4. Select if you want to continue the next action in the automation or exit the automation if the User and Default user do not have a work day within a certain amount of time (customizable in minutes, hours, days, weeks, months, or years).
  5. Once you’re done, click Save. Then, add an action to the condition.

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Note:

  • To assign a lead owner or opportunity owner, use the mail merge fields by clicking the box.
  • The Default User is the back-up user in your organization, to whom the work will be given to, incase the primary user is unavailable.
  • Work day template time blocks are also supported, For example, if a user has two working blocks: 10 AM – 2 PM and 4 PM – 8 PM, and a lead enters an automation at 3 PM, the lead will be distributed between 4 PM and 8 PM.

 

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