Yes, it would be possible to make a user exit a flow before receiving the next message. It just depends under what criteria you would want to exclude a user from receiving the next message.
To accomplish this, you would utilize a conditional split. Like the below:
Conditional Splits can be configured based on the following variables:
What someone has done (or not done)
Properties about someone
If someone is in or not in a list
Random sample
Depending on your use case, you can configure the appropriate criteria that would qualify or disqualify someone from receiving the next email.
Adding the next email under the “Yes” path in the above example will mean that anyone who meets the criteria set in the conditional split will receive the message. And anyone who does not meet the criteria will go down the “No” path and be exited from the flow.
Hope this helps!
-- Ashley Ismailovski
Ashley Ismailovski, Klaviyo Champion & Director of Email Marketing at SmartSites https://www.smartsites.com/
Yes, it would be possible to make a user exit a flow before receiving the next message. It just depends under what criteria you would want to exclude a user from receiving the next message.
To accomplish this, you would utilize a conditional split. Like the below:
Conditional Splits can be configured based on the following variables:
What someone has done (or not done)
Properties about someone
If someone is in or not in a list
Random sample
Depending on your use case, you can configure the appropriate criteria that would qualify or disqualify someone from receiving the next email.
Adding the next email under the “Yes” path in the above example will mean that anyone who meets the criteria set in the conditional split will receive the message. And anyone who does not meet the criteria will go down the “No” path and be exited from the flow.
Hope this helps!
-- Ashley Ismailovski
Ashley Ismailovski, Klaviyo Champion & Director of Email Marketing at SmartSites https://www.smartsites.com/
Can you talk a bit more about the use case here? What specific flows are you trying to set this up with?
You can also look at various flow filters. I typically use flow filters that will exclude people from continuing on in the flow if they made a purchase since entering the flow (welcome, abandoned cart, browse abandonment…).
i have my form from type form in which i want to do conditional split according to the frequency i have about 6 of them but my when i split properties a bout someone like frequency_result equal to frequency_archetype the flow goes to No path why? and then should i create flow of each my archetype or one main flow