Hi,
I’m trying to set up automation within our sales process in HubSpot, and I’d like to know if there’s a way (or workaround) to achieve the following flow:
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What I’m trying to achieve:
When a sales rep manually changes the lead stage in the Sales Workspace to something like “Attempted to contact” (indicating that the rep tried calling the lead, but they didn’t answer), I’d like the following to happen:
The contact is automatically enrolled in a prebuilt email sequence – where they receive a few automated emails such as:
“We tried to reach you – feel free to call us back when convenient…”
And here’s the key part:
If the lead stage changes again at any point afterward (for example, the contact calls back and the rep changes the stage to “Interested” or “Call Scheduled”), I want the contact to be automatically unenrolled from the sequence so they don’t keep receiving follow-up emails that are no longer relevant.
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Current issue:
I can’t set lead stage changes as a trigger for sequence enrollment.
I understand that sequences don’t support enrollment via workflows.
I even tried creating a workaround with two workflows (one detects the stage change and the other would enroll the contact), but it seems that workflows can’t directly enroll contacts into sequences.
Also, I don’t see any native option to automatically unenroll contacts from a sequence if their lead stage changes after enrollment.
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My question:
Is there a way to achieve this kind of automation — where a lead is automatically enrolled in a sequence based on a lead stage change, and then automatically unenrolled if the stage is updated again afterward?
If not possible natively, could this be done via:
A custom code action in a workflow?
HubSpot API (e.g. using a workflow trigger + API call)?
Third-party tools like Zapier or Make?
Thanks in advance for your help – I’m trying to make things as seamless as possible for our sales team, so they don’t have to manually enroll or remove contacts from sequences during their day-to-day work.
Best regards,
Matej