Triggers
The event that starts the workflow.
Start workflows from replies, campaign activity and contact events, then route each response automatically. Add leads to your CRM, send webhooks and alert your team without manual sorting.
Set up the steps one time and every matching reply follows the same path. Here is a common lead follow-up flow.
Start a workflow from the events that matter in your operation. No one has to watch the inbox to catch them.
Start when a contact responds.
React to what is happening in a campaign.
Act on changes to a contact.
Use message results to decide the next step.
Different replies need different next steps. Set conditions so each one goes where it should.
Send interested replies to sales first.
Handle contacts differently based on where they are.
Use information attached to the contact.
Once a condition matches, Reach Bullet takes care of the rest. Less copy and paste, faster follow-up.
Teams use automation wherever replies come in faster than people can sort them. These are the most common patterns.
Get interested replies to a person quickly.
Stop sorting thousands of responses by hand.
Keep your CRM and sheets current from message activity.
It is software that takes action on text messages automatically, based on triggers like replies or contact events, instead of someone doing it by hand.
A campaign sends a message to a list. Automation reacts to what happens next, such as a reply, and routes it or sends data on.
Yes. A workflow can add a contact to your CRM, send a webhook to another system and notify your team.
Workflows are built from triggers, conditions and actions inside the platform. Developers can extend them with webhooks and the API.
Yes, through integrations, webhooks and the API. See the integrations page for details.
Yes, when you follow the rules, including having consent and honoring opt-outs. Review our Messaging Compliance and Acceptable Use pages, and ask a legal advisor about your situation.
Workflows use your inbox, integrations and API, so nothing lives in a silo. Explore the connected features below.