How to remove a segment from a Welcome Flow

Hi @LionRock! Welcome to the community. 

Here’s an alternative solution to the helpful feedback you already have from @Carl Reynolds 

When I set up systems like this for my clients, I use a hidden field tied to the submit button in the signup form. That enables you to add custom properties to the profiles of people who submit the form, so you can ID them specifically in flow and segment logic.

If your form is built in Klaviyo, it’s as simple as adding a custom profile property to the button. Maybe you’ve already done this, and that’s how your specific segment is created!

So circling back to your specific questions:

1. As Carl affirmed for you already, it’s absolutely possible to clone a Welcome Series (or any other flow) and adapt it to be specific to your preferred audience. See this example of a giveaway-specific Welcome Series one of my clients used to onboard giveaway entires - the signup form updates the custom property giveaway_madison_creek in Klaviyo each time someone submits the form, which is then used to exclude and include flow recipients as needed. 
    

   

2. The path recommended by Carl is a simple way to prevent your multiple Welcome Series flows from overlapping and sending emails to recipients that should not be in the flow queue IF you already have at least one delivery of the flow you’re wanting to target so you can create the condition “has received X flow 0 times over all time”
   
   2b. IF you use a custom property to ID people who submit the form on your special landing page, you can add a flow filter to your existing Welcome Series flow immediately, to prevent profiles with that property from receiving those emails. 
   2c. However, you’ll need to populate that custom property on at least one profile in Klaviyo in order to do this. Easiest path is to do a test submission of your form, so your test profile has the needed custom property with a set value, then you can add filters to your flows as needed. 
    

Hope this helps!

Gabrielle