Replies posted by samsonlarge

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Forgot to turn off smart sending, if I back-populate the flow will it send email to those that were skipped initially?

So basically I created a VIP segment that had people submit a form if they wanted to be a part of the group.  Once they submit the form they enter a segment which would then add them into a flow that sends a discount code.  I was dumb and forgot to turn smart sending off for the flow and it skipped most the people who joined the segment.  If I back-populate the flow now with smart sending off with those people who got skipped go back into the flow? I Figured it out. Just did the manual resend through the analytics. 

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alex.hong
1 year ago
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tieuProblem Solver I
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Using Target Date Delay in a date triggered flow

ALSO @David To Why can’t i just move the delay card to the bottom of the flow when I’m done. Seems like it shouldn’t be too hard to do but it’s no possible.   Hey @samsonlarge, Although you can’t remove the Target Date Delay component, you don’t necessarily have to use it! If you still wanted the flow to start before the date property and not use that unique delay component, you can just place the Target Date Delay step at the very end of your flow. This would be similar to the example below where the flow would trigger 3 months prior to the Birthdate date property but not make use of the Target Date Delay. David  

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1 year ago
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tieuProblem Solver I
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Using Target Date Delay in a date triggered flow

@David To  Actually mate. If you already created conditional splits and delays below that delay you can’t move them around. I had made a flow with over 23 splits in and now I need to completely scrap the thing and restart because you can’t move splits?? So frustrating and honestly a really basic feature included in every flow building platform I’ve ever used. Can we please get someone from Klaviyo to fix this issues so that they actually have a competitive flow builder? Hey @samsonlarge, Although you can’t remove the Target Date Delay component, you don’t necessarily have to use it! If you still wanted the flow to start before the date property and not use that unique delay component, you can just place the Target Date Delay step at the very end of your flow. This would be similar to the example below where the flow would trigger 3 months prior to the Birthdate date property but not make use of the Target Date Delay. David  

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1 year ago
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tieuProblem Solver I
asked in Campaigns and Flows

Using Target Date Delay in a date triggered flow

I don’t want the flow to start on the target date. I want it to start 12 months before that date. How do I get rid of the delay completely. 

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1 year ago

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