What this gets you
- You combine automation with a personal touch, so the sequence waits while a person acts.
- The task lands in your queue with instructions, a priority, and a due time.
Steps
- In the sequence editor, add a Task step where a person should act.
- Write instructions for the recruiter completing it.
- Choose the priority, assignee, and task queue.
- Set a relative due time in minutes, hours, or days.
- Save. The sequence waits for the task before it continues.
Tips
- A sequence made only of tasks doesn’t need a messaging sender.
- Open the pending task directly from a contact’s active sequence.
Ideas to get more from it
- Add a call task a few days after an email.
- Create tasks for your highest-priority contacts only, using a condition.
- Build a task-only sequence when you don’t need a sender.
