Outcome. A contact whose HubSpot Score drops below a previously-crossed threshold, meaning engagement has cooled off, gets one re-engagement email instead of quietly aging out of sight while the score keeps sliding.
flowchart TD
A[Re-enrolls on hubspotscore change, score < 50] --> B{Last sent unknown or 60+ days ago?}
B -- Yes --> C[Send re-engagement email]
C --> D[Set score_decay_flag = true]
D --> E[Set score_decay_last_sent = today]
B -- No --> F[No action, in cooldown]

When to use it, when not to
- UseUse once HubSpot Score is live and decay (score reduction from inactivity, if configured) or natural score decline from a lack of new positive actions is a normal part of the model.
- UseUse it as the mirror image of lead-nurturing-010: that fiche reacts to crossing a threshold upward, this one reacts to falling back below it.
- SkipDo not use it if the score model has no decay component and simply never goes down for an active contact; in that setup, a falling score is rare and this workflow will almost never fire, which is fine, but confirm that is actually expected before assuming the workflow is broken.
- SkipDo not treat a single dip in score as decisive. The cooldown property in Prerequisites exists to stop this from firing on every minor fluctuation.
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