A clear starting event
Start from an inquiry, status change or appointment event. A defined entry condition keeps enrollment relevant and makes the workflow easier to understand and review.
Turn repetitive follow-up into defined workflows. Solvarex marketing and sales automation can start from events such as a form submission or a deal-stage change, then apply actions, conditions, waits and assignments around your customer journey.
Lead follow-up workflow
Connect each action to the next, from the first inquiry to ongoing follow-up.
Start from an inquiry, status change or appointment event. A defined entry condition keeps enrollment relevant and makes the workflow easier to understand and review.
Use branches and wait steps around dates, replies or conditions. The next action can reflect the customer’s response instead of continuing an outdated sequence.
Assign owners, create tasks and update fields or stages in a configured workflow. Relevant information reaches the person responsible for the next action.
Separate drafts from published workflows and test sample cases and exceptions. Execution review and saved versions help maintain the logic as your business changes.
A form submission is classified by service and routed to an owner. A booking changes the next action, while an unanswered inquiry enters a defined follow-up path.

Select a step to explore its role in the workflow.
Start with a form, pipeline stage, or defined event.
Separate booked contacts from those needing follow-up.
Check tasks, messages, and handoffs to a team member.
Workflows need testing and monitoring. External messages and integrations depend on account permissions and usage limits.
Book a demoA campaign sends content to a defined audience. A workflow responds to events or conditions and can combine messages, tasks and record updates. An email may be one step in that wider process.
We configure waits, exits and branches around replies and status. Testing covers responses, bookings and loss of interest so inappropriate follow-up does not continue.
Saving a draft and publishing are different actions. Review and test the change before publishing, using available version history when a previous configuration is needed.
Available integrations, APIs or webhooks may be used where the other system supports them. We verify permissions, field mappings, error handling and usage limits before confirming a custom connection.
Your team can manage the tools after training, or commission Solvarex to design and implement automations. Scope defines use cases, content approval and responsibility for monitoring exceptions.