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Is there a way to exclude people who are currently active in one specific sequence from an email or workflow? (assuming they are already in the sequence and didn't all exist in one list prior to being added to the sequence)
As far as I know, we can only suppress contacts by Now in Sequence is equal to True (available as an active list filter) – but not by specific sequences.
Until HubSpot creates more options, you would either have to:
suppress all contacts who are currently in a sequence from your regular or automated emails or
use another identifier that all contacts in that particular sequence have in common (if there is any)
Hope this helps!
Karsten Köhler HubSpot Freelancer | RevOps & CRM Consultant | Community Hall of Famer
I tried using "Last Sequenece Enrolled" ID but when I condition "If Last Sequence ID equlas to <sequence id>" it adds commas to the number/sequence id i am entering and then it never finds this sequence ID. For example my sequence id is 75310602 but when i enter it in the condition of a workflow it is add as "75,310,602" and these numbers apperantely not equal.
As far as I know, we can only suppress contacts by Now in Sequence is equal to True (available as an active list filter) – but not by specific sequences.
Until HubSpot creates more options, you would either have to:
suppress all contacts who are currently in a sequence from your regular or automated emails or
use another identifier that all contacts in that particular sequence have in common (if there is any)
Hope this helps!
Karsten Köhler HubSpot Freelancer | RevOps & CRM Consultant | Community Hall of Famer
I have this same question/problem, but this solution doesn't really work for me because: I have different sequences going on simultaneously, and I want to filter and make a view of all the contacts I've enrolled in a SPECIFIC sequence and do some more filtering, and keep the view. There is no other common identifier I can use. I found it strange that there is no filter type that does this.