Abandoned cart
Remind shoppers about items left behind and stop the moment the order arrives.
Journey automation
Build lifecycle programs around real customer behavior, branch with current context and stop messaging the instant the goal is complete.
Every journey step can reach shoppers on
Behavior first
Journey logic stays readable from the opening trigger through channel selection and exit criteria.
Enter when a customer changes a cart, completes an order, joins a segment or reaches a lifecycle milestone.
Branch on recency, value, product interest, consent and earlier engagement.
Exit automatically when the purchase or other intended outcome happens.
Journey templates
Switch on a template, adjust copy and timing, and let live customer behavior do the rest.
Remind shoppers about items left behind and stop the moment the order arrives.
Follow up on product and category interest before it fades.
Introduce new subscribers to your best sellers and guide them to a first order.
Time the next order around how long the product typically lasts.
Spot customers going quiet and invite them back across owned and paid channels.
Branch to an incentive only when intent signals say it will change the outcome.
Journeys vs. campaigns
Operational clarity
Make timing, eligibility and suppression logic explicit so teams can review the experience together.
FAQ
Yes. Goal and exit conditions can remove a customer as soon as an order or another qualifying event arrives.
Journey paths can evaluate profile, segment, event and channel-availability conditions before selecting the next action.
Pick a template, connect your channels and see the path before a single customer enters it.