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Hi Everyone,  

In MCN I designed a Segment-triggered Flow to send an Email. The flow uses a Segment created from Campaign Members, where Campaign Member Status is not "Registered" 

 

In the email there is a link to a LP/Form where the Contact can submit his registration. The underlying flow updates the campaign Member status from "invited" to "Registered" 

 

I set the segment to be refreshed every 12 hours. 

I made  a test : when the contact submits the form, after the next refresh, it is removed from the Segment. 

 

My concern is the following : I want to send a reminder 10 days after the initial email, and only to people who have not registered yet. If I use one "segment-triggered" flow that sends a first email, then wait 10 days, then send a second email : my already registered Contacts receive the second email, even if they are not in the segment anymore.  

I understand this is the expected behaviour of Segment triggered flows. 

My question : what is the best practice for this Use Case ?  

Creating a second flow, that uses the same segment and scheduled for T + 10 works, but I find it a little bit "old school" to create 2  independant flows  

 

Thanks in advance. 

 

2 answers
  1. François Perret (Bamsoo) Forum Ambassador
    Mar 16, 5:18 PM

    @alexandre lavorel

     

    Hi Alexandre, 

    I'd suggest you leverage the Exit Rules of the Segment Triggered Flow (remove a Unified Individual from the Flow interview when a set of condition is met, like a member status). 

    Hope this helps 😎 

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    François. 

     

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    Hi Alexandre, I'd suggest you leverage the Exit Rules of the Segment Triggered Flow (remove a Unified Individual from the Flow interview when a set of condition is met, like a member status).

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