Outcome. The moment a contact books a meeting, every nurture track they are in gets a single, shared signal to stop, so no one keeps getting drip emails while a real conversation is already scheduled.
flowchart TD
A[Meeting booked event] --> B[Set nurture_paused_reason = Meeting Booked]
B --> C[Add to list: Suppressed - meeting booked]

When to use it, when not to
- UseUse as a small, shared utility workflow that every other nurture fiche in this category references, instead of building the same exit logic separately in each one.
- UseBuild this the same day a meetings tool or a "book a meeting" form goes live, before any nurture workflow does, so the suppression list and property already exist when nurture starts.
- SkipDo not treat this as a substitute for lead-routing. Booking a meeting should also trigger assignment or notification logic; that lives in lead-routing, not here.
- SkipDo not skip wiring the unenrollment trigger into each individual nurture workflow. This workflow alone does not reach into other workflows and stop them, see Steps and Known pitfalls.
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