You can now add contacts to any workflow, right from Contacts. Pick the people, pick the workflow, and they skip the trigger and start at the first step. It works with every published, active workflow you have.
Add contacts to a workflow in a few clicks
Say you built a great follow-up workflow. It starts when a call ends, or when a tag gets added. Then you get a list of 300 old leads you want to run through it. They'll never hit that trigger, so you end up building the same workflow again with a different start. Now you have two copies to keep in sync.
Now you go to Contacts, select the people you want and choose Add to workflow. Every published, active workflow in your workspace shows up, no matter how it starts. Pick one and the contacts are in.
Contacts skip the trigger and start at step one
When you add someone this way, they don't wait for the trigger. They go straight to the first step, and Nedzo skips the trigger's filters too.
Say you run a dental clinic. Your recall workflow starts after a call ends, and you want to run it for patients who haven't come in this year. Add them from Contacts, and they start at the first step today.
One thing to know
Steps that use the contact's details work as normal. Name, phone and email are all there.
A skipped trigger means there's no trigger event, though. So a step that reads data from the trigger, like details from a call, has nothing to read. If your workflow leans on call data, check those steps before you add a big list.
Bulk add contacts to a sequence with no double sends
A few rules keep bulk adds clean:
- You can add up to 10,000 contacts at once.
- Nedzo skips contacts who are already in a live run of that workflow, so nobody gets the same sequence twice at the same time.
- Nedzo skips deleted contacts.
- Only published, active workflows show up.
It's live in your account now.