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Follow-upsthat run ontheir own

Draw a workflow once. When an order is paid, a form comes in or a class is booked, Digize sends the texts and emails, updates the contact and waits as long as you tell it to.

Everything a workflow needs

Triggers come from the rest of your workspace, so there's nothing to connect before your first workflow runs.

Triggers from your business

A paid or refunded order, a checkout left behind, a form, a booking or a new message. Or a schedule, or a webhook from another app.

Texts and emails

Text from your Twilio number and email from your own domain, written in the workflow or picked from your templates.

Waits and branches

Wait an hour, a week or until the day before a booking. If and Switch send each contact down the path that fits.

Contacts kept up to date

Tag contacts, change their fields or owner, and open opportunities in your pipelines as things happen.

Apps, APIs and code

Post to Slack, add a row to Google Sheets, call any API or run a little JavaScript on the data.

Credentials in one place

Connect Twilio, Slack, Google Sheets and other accounts once, and use them in any workflow. Saved keys only show their last few characters.

Test it before it goes live.

Run a test from the editor and watch each node light up as the item moves through. Open a node to see the data it got and passed on.

  • Problems are marked right on the canvas
  • A workflow can't go live until they're fixed
  • Pause it any time, and waiting runs stop where they are

Every run, step by step.

Each run keeps the items every node got and gave, so when something looks off, you can see exactly where.

Retry a failed run in a click, or cancel one that's still waiting.

  • A step can try again on its own, up to five times
  • Waits can last minutes or weeks
  • Credentials are used by the step, never saved in the run

Questions, answered.

Let the follow-ups run themselves.

Draw your first workflow in a few minutes. It's free to start.