@Reggie Young
That's great to hear that you've set up a workflow using Brendan's tutorial! If you want to text or email customers who are interested, you can indeed add modules to your existing workflow to handle these actions. Here's a general approach to how you can do it:
1. Text Messaging (SMS):
- You can integrate with an SMS gateway API like Twilio, Nexmo, or Plivo.
- Add a module in your workflow that triggers an SMS when a customer expresses interest.
- You'll need to collect the customer's phone number and consent to text them.
2. Emailing:
- For emailing, you can use services like SendGrid, Mailgun, or Amazon SES.
- Similar to the SMS module, add an email module that sends an email when the interest level is high.
- Ensure you have the customer's email address and permission to email them.
Whether you should add the module to the existing workflow or create a separate one depends on how you've structured your workflow and your specific needs. If the action of sending a text or email is a direct continuation of the interest level workflow, it might be more streamlined to add it as a module within the same workflow. However, if the process involves many different steps or conditions, creating a separate workflow might help keep things organized.
Would you like guidance on integrating with a specific SMS or email service provider, or do you need help with the logic and structure of the workflow modules?