When setting up the workflow, you can decide when it should run. This means that you can schedule it to run only on the weekends. This way, during the week you can still enrol people manually and on the weekend, it will do the magic on its own.
If I set the workflow like in the picture, only the actions are done on the weekend!, not the condition check. I want that when a new submission arrives over the weekend, it starts the workflow. This automation takes place only on weekends, because during the week the workflow starts manually
@LDiP3 the setting @elizheleva actually only executes on the time of your choosing, which means the actions will pause until your chosen time. The workflow, as an automation tool, is meant to help you automate these actions so you don’t have to manually run them. So when your team sets a property, the workflow would in turn automate the steps. Or if a contact fills out a form, the workflow would fire the steps. I guess I’m not quite grasping why you’d manualy enroll contacts when a workflow is built to help youset up the crtiera and automatically work.
Hi @LDiP3. Can you ealborate a bit? I’d like to offer my thoughts, but I’m not understanding how you’re enrolling contacts manually during the week but automtically on the weekends. Also, which property are you checking with the workflow? What’s the goal of checking that property?
Hi dan! Let me explain: we have a form that starts a workflow during the week only when the lead status is changed by our sales team. What we want to do is make this workflow automated over the weekend, so when a form is filled out the automation starts, without going through manual steps.