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Create and manage automations (workflows)

Build workflow automations that fire email, SMS, or task steps automatically on a trigger, then toggle, duplicate, or archive them.

Automations run a sequence of steps automatically when a trigger condition is met — for example, sending a welcome email when a new member joins. They are different from campaigns, which you send manually to a fixed list.

Open the automations list

Go to Comms, then select Automations from the sub-navigation. The list shows all automations for your gym: their trigger, status (Active or Inactive), and step count.

Create an automation

  1. Click New Automation.
  2. Give the automation a descriptive Name (for example, Welcome — New Members).
  3. Choose a Trigger from the dropdown — this is the event that starts the automation.
  4. Add one or more steps using Add Step. Each step can be an email, SMS, or internal task.
  5. For each step, set the Delay (how long to wait after the trigger or previous step) and fill in the content fields.
  6. Click Save. The automation is saved as Inactive so you can review it before turning it on.

Activate or deactivate an automation

  1. Find the automation in the list.
  2. Toggle the Active switch on that row.
  3. A confirmation toast confirms the new state. New trigger events will only fire automations that are Active.

Edit an existing automation

  1. Click the automation name to open its detail page.
  2. Edit the name, trigger, or any step.
  3. Click Save. Active automations apply the updated steps to any new trigger events — existing queued deliveries are not changed.

Duplicate an automation

  1. Open the automation's row actions (three-dot menu on the right of the row).
  2. Select Duplicate.
  3. The copy is created as Inactive with the same name prefixed by Copy of. Rename and adjust it before activating.

Archive an automation

  1. Open the row actions menu.
  2. Select Archive. Archived automations no longer fire and are hidden from the default list view.
  3. Use the Archived filter to view or restore them.

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