Outcome. After a nurture email goes out, the workflow waits specifically for a pricing-page visit within a set window and flags sales the moment it happens, instead of the signal surfacing days later in a scheduled report.
flowchart TD
A[Enrolled: list membership] --> B[Send: nurture email with pricing link]
B --> C{Wait until pricing visit, max 5 days}
C -- Visited --> D[Set hot_lead_flag = true]
D --> E{Owner assigned?}
E -- Yes --> F[Notify owner + create call task]
E -- No --> G[Notify sales team + add to Needs owner list]
C -- Timed out --> H[No action, continue other nurture]

When to use it, when not to
- UseUse right after a nurture send when a pricing-page visit in the following days is a strong buying signal worth an immediate look from a person.
- UseUse when sales wants to know the moment intent shows up, not at the next weekly digest.
- SkipDo not use it as the only high-intent detection mechanism. Pair with lead-routing fiches for contacts who visit pricing without ever being in a nurture (direct or paid traffic).
- SkipDo not run this in parallel with lead-nurturing-012 on the same page without deciding which one owns the sales alert. Running both risks two separate notifications for one visit.
or the lead nurturing pack, 39 EUR
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