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Kentico EMS required
Features described on this page require the Kentico EMS license.
Now that you have created the trigger that automatically runs the process for certain contacts, use the process designer to define the flow of the process:
The process starts only for contacts created with UK or USA as their country attribute. Let's assume you need to distinguish customers from New York City, so you can send them an email inviting them to your local cafes.
Place the Condition step onto the grid.
Edit the step by clicking the pencil icon next to its name.
Modify the values as follows:
Connect the Start step to the New York customer step.
You are now able to distinguish users that come from New York, so you can send them an email informing about the cafes you have set up in the area.
Place the Send transactional email step onto the grid.
Edit the step by clicking the pencil icon next to its name.
Modify the values as follows:
The value you entered into the To field is a macro expression that dynamically loads the email address of the contact in the process.
Click Save and Close the dialog.
Connect the IF source point of the New York customer step to the New York cafe email step.
Add a waiting interval to give contacts time to receive and read the email.
Place the Wait step onto the grid.
Edit the step by clicking the pencil icon next to its name.
Modify the values as follows:
Click Save and Close the dialog.
Connect the New York cafe email step to the New York cafe wait step.
Now add a step that sends the first marketing email that you created earlier to both the contacts that are and aren't from New York:
Place the Send marketing email step onto the grid.
Edit the step by clicking the pencil icon next to its name.
Modify the values as follows:
Click Save and Close the dialog.
Connect the ELSE source point (red) of the New York customer step to the Merchandise issue #1 step.
Connect the New York cafe wait step to the Merchandise issue #1 step.
Add another Wait step into the process to give contacts time to receive the issue:
Place the Wait step onto the grid.
Edit the step by clicking the pencil icon next to its name.
Modify the values as follows:
Click Save and Close the dialog.
Connect the Merchandise issue #1 step to the Merchandise issue wait step.
Add a step that sends the second marketing email from the newsletter that you created earlier:
Add another Wait step into the process to give contacts time to receive the second email:
Place the Wait step onto the grid.
Edit the step by clicking the pencil icon next to its name.
Modify the values as follows:
Click Save and Close the dialog.
Connect the Merchandise issue #2 step to the Merchandise issue wait 2 step.
Add a Multi-choice step to decide where the process moves next based on whether the contact clicked on the links in the previous email:
Place the Multi-choice step onto the grid.
Edit the step by clicking the pencil icon next to its name.
Modify the values as follows:
Click Save.
Switch to the Cases tab.
Edit () Case 1 and modify the values as follows:
Click Edit next to the Condition field.
Add the Contact has clicked a link in marketing email rule. Select the Coffee Co Merchandise #1 email under the Coffee Co Merchandise Newsletter.
Confirm by clicking Save & Close andclose the dialog.
Save the changes for the case.
Edit () Case 2 and modify the values as follows:
Click Edit next to the Condition field.
Add the Contact has clicked a link in marketing email rule. Select the Coffee Co Merchandise #2 email under Coffee Co Merchandise Newsletter.
Confirm by clicking Save & Close and OK.
Save the changes for the case.
The multi-choice step automatically decides how the process continues. Users in the Process administrator role can decide how the process continues for contacts that satisfy both conditions (by clicking on both newsletter links). You can modify security for each case separately, but by default both cases inherit the settings of the main step.
Add a Finished step that concludes the marketing process for contacts who don't click any of the newsletter links:
Add a step that subscribes the contact to the Coffee Co Monthly Newsletter email feed:
Place the Newsletter subscription step onto the grid.
Edit the step by clicking the pencil icon next to its name.
Modify the values as follows:
Click Save and Close the dialog.
Connect the first source point of the Newsletter link decision step to the Merchandise monthly subscription step.
Add a step that sets the contact's status to Prospective client:
Place the Set contact status step onto the grid.
Edit the step by clicking the pencil icon next to its name.
Modify the values as follows:
Click Save and Close.
Connect the second source point of the Newsletter link decision step to the Set status to prospective client step.
You have now finished creating all the necessary steps. You only need to connect the last two steps to the original Finished step.
The design of the process is now complete.
Now that you have finished this part of the walkthrough and created a whole marketing automation process, you can see the process in action.
Next page: Managing the process