How to Utilize Positive Intent Triggers in Your Workflows

In CRM workflows, positive intent triggers are a game-changer. They let you automate follow-ups when contacts respond positively to your outreach, ensuring you stay on top of every opportunity. Whether you’re running a reactivation campaign or promoting a limited-time offer, these triggers help convert potential leads into meaningful engagements without manual intervention.

Set Up the workflow #

Navigate to the “Workflows” section within the CRM and create a workflow from scratch. Select the “Customer Replied” trigger option.

Choose SMS as the reply channel. Set the intent type to “Yes”, which captures positive responses like “Positive/Yes,” or “Negative/No.” Add campaign-specific filters, ensuring only relevant replies activate the trigger.

NOTE: You can Include follow-up actions, such as sending a link for booking a call or accessing a special offer.

Testing Positive Intent Trigger #

After setting up your trigger, it’s crucial to test it to ensure it works as expected:

• Add Yourself to the Campaign: Insert your profile into the outreach workflow to receive the initial text.
• Reply Positively: Respond with a positive word, like “Sure,” and check if the system detects it.
• Validate Follow-Up Actions: Confirm you are added to the appropriate workflow and receive the intended follow-up message.

Use Case #

Picture this, you’re running a database reactivation campaign. A text message goes out to your contacts saying, “Hey, we have an exciting offer! Are you interested?” When someone responds positively—maybe with a “Yes” or “Absolutely”—the CRM instantly sends a follow-up message with a call-to-action. 

Positive intent triggers empower businesses to respond promptly to potential leads who express interest, boosting engagement and conversions. With the right setup and testing, these triggers can streamline your follow-up process, ensuring your outreach efforts translate into meaningful interactions.

Troubleshooting & FAQs  #

• Trigger Not Firing: Ensure that the reply channel and workflow specifics are correctly set up. Double-check the intent type to ensure it matches the expected positive responses.
• No Follow-Up Message Received: Verify that the workflow has been saved and published. Check if there are any conditions or filters that might be preventing the trigger from executing.
• Can I set up triggers for negative replies: Yes, you can create separate triggers to handle negative replies, though this guide focuses on positive intent.

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