Journey management doesn't have to be complicated. What makes journeys difficult is the lack of multiple paths in a split step, conditions to skip a step, and how contacts are added to a journey in the first place. We've made all this really easy.
Entry triggers manage how contacts are added to a journey, responding to events and conditions to start contacts on a journey. Exit triggers monitor events and conditions of journey contacts and remove them as needed. To streamline contact management, exit triggers always run before entry triggers, making it easy to transfer contacts between journeys.
When contacts reach a specific point in a journey, they can achieve a goal that may be used later for segmentation in other tasks. In some cases, these goals can count as conversions with an associated monetary value that can be assigned to the contact and utilized for further segmentation.
From our journey flow report to our messaging reports, we've focused on providing the clearest visual representation of your journey's performance. With customizable date range criteria, you can generate reports for any specific period to closely examine how well your journey has performed in meticulous detail.