Customer journeys

Move an interested lead closer to purchase with a focused sequence that responds to changing intent.

Bring a user back to a product they deliberately saved, while stopping when they buy it or the product is no longer available.

Send one relevant reminder when a user repeatedly views the same product but does not add it to cart or buy it.

Bring users back to an unfinished checkout at the right time and stop immediately when the purchase is completed.

Bring back users who added products to cart but did not start checkout, using a more direct channel only when the cart value warrants it.

Notify a user when a product they explicitly asked about is available again, then stop once they purchase or the alert window ends.

Send one timely alert when a wishlisted item falls below its configured stock threshold.

Tell a user when a wishlisted item's price drops past the configured threshold.

Help users who struggle during onboarding before the friction turns into abandonment.

Move a newly activated user from a first value moment toward repeat use at a cadence that fits the product.

If no meaningful action follows the first open within ten days, send a return message based on the last observed interest and track the response.

Show a user an active benefit they already own but have never used, such as free shipping.

Guide a new trial user to the core value event before asking them to pay.

Ask for a missing profile field when the user's current task needs it.

Recover an interrupted registration with one permitted reminder that opens the unfinished step.

Move a new app user from first open through one core action to a defined first-value event.

When churn risk crosses a threshold, choose a response based on the strength of the signals and check whether usage recovers.

Remind users before a repeat-use product is likely to run out, while clearly treating the timing as a prediction.

Bring back a former paying customer after enough time has passed for a meaningful reason to return.

Turn a first-time buyer into a repeat customer around the natural time they are likely to need another purchase.

Acknowledge the anniversary of a customer's first purchase with a single lightweight message.

Offer a genuinely complementary product after the main purchase has had time to become useful.

Recognise a defined birthday or customer milestone with one relevant message.

Bring back a user whose regular use stopped by opening the last meaningful context or the next small action.

Recover a closed email or SMS permission by asking through the other channel that is still legitimately available.

Reduce or stop non-essential marketing when a subscriber repeatedly ignores messages, while giving them a clear preference choice first.

Bring an inactive app user back through the first permitted, deliverable channel outside the app.

Explain what notifications will do for this action before opening the first system permission prompt.

Ask for feedback at the right moment and route the response differently for high, medium and low satisfaction.

Route feedback to the team or process that can act on it, and keep the record open until any promised follow-up is actually completed.

Assign a new complaint to the right owner and follow it through resolution and, where required, customer confirmation.

Warn users before overdue payment affects access, then restore access as soon as payment is completed.

Follow up after a user receives a referral code, rewarding successful use and nudging sharing only when the code is still unused.

Recover a failed payment with the right action and channel for the failure reason, instead of sending the same generic message every time.

Keep the customer informed through the refund and, once it is complete, help them find a better alternative rather than ending the relationship at the refund.

Tell the customer about a delivery delay before they have to discover it themselves, and escalate only if the revised date is missed too.

Recover a failed delivery differently depending on whether the issue is the address, customer availability, operations or an impossible delivery.

Follow up after purchase, check satisfaction and invite eligible customers to leave a public review on one rule that does not depend on their rating. A low rating is routed to support.

Route a post-purchase issue to the right resolution path without making the customer repeat the same explanation.

In the renewal window, use the current auto-renewal state to choose the right notice and track whether the next term starts.

Guide the customer from confirmed cancellation through the real access end date, then make one bounded return offer if they do not reactivate.

Turn a new loyalty member into an active one by getting them from enrolment to their first earned points and first usable reward.

Remind a loyalty member about a real, unused reward without turning it into an endless nurture cadence.

Confirm the earned reward immediately, then send one reminder only if its redemption code remains unused.

Handle loyalty upgrades and downgrades differently: celebrate new benefits on the way up and offer a clear recovery path on the way down.

Manage a scheduled subscription pause from confirmation to the automatic restart.

Remind a user about an earned, unused campaign entitlement before it expires.

Follow up after a trial ends unpaid, based on whether the user reached the core value event.

Use the last 7, 3 and 1 days of a trial to address the user's current activation state.

Prepare the user for an upcoming appointment and catch missing documents or information before the last reminder.

Bring back someone who checked availability but did not book, using the live state of the requested slot.

Protect a reservation while payment is pending, with reminders tied to the actual hold and payment deadline.

When someone hits a usage limit, explain the available alternative, extra capacity and reset timing according to their situation.

Help a user complete missing documents before the application deadline, escalating only when the documents remain incomplete.

Bring a user back to an upgrade they started but did not finish, pointing them directly to the missing step.