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How to Exit a Contact from an Active Automation

Summary: How to Exit Leads from Active Automations in White Hat CRM #

The video provides a practical guide on managing lead workflows in White Hat CRM, focusing specifically on how to exit a contact from an active automation or workflow.

Key Context:

  • Automations in CRM often aim to guide leads towards booking consultation or phone calls.
  • These workflows typically include a feature called “stop on response,” which should automatically remove a lead from the automation once they respond.
  • However, this automatic exit does not always work flawlessly, leading to situations where leads continue receiving follow-up messages even after they’ve engaged, scheduled, or already spoken with you.

 

Steps to Manually Exit a Lead #

  1. On Desktop:
    • Locate the contact record in the CRM.
    • Scroll to the automation section within that record.
    • Identify the active automation workflow that the lead should no longer be in (e.g., follow-up sequences after contact form completion).
    • Click the “X” button next to the active automation to manually exit the lead from that workflow.
    • This prevents the lead from receiving irrelevant or potentially confusing messages after an interaction is complete.
  2. On Mobile App:
    • Open the lead connector app and find the contact’s record.
    • Navigate through dropdown fields to the section titled “Actions.”
    • In Actions, review any active automations.
    • Exit the lead from any active workflows as needed, directly from the app.

Benefits #

  • Manually exiting leads improves communication flow, ensuring leads do not receive redundant or awkward follow-up messages.
  • It helps maintain professionalism by avoiding confusion and enhances user experience with the CRM automations.
  • This manual check serves as an effective contingency when automation fails to remove leads automatically.

This summary encapsulates both the problem addressed and step-by-step solutions presented, useful for CRM users seeking better control over lead management automation.

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