Outcome. A contact gets the nurture sequence in their own language, based on a locale property, instead of every contact receiving the same English default regardless of where they signed up.
flowchart TD
A[Filter: locale known, not customer] --> B{Locale value?}
B -- fr-fr --> C1[Send: Welcome 1 French]
B -- nl-nl --> C2[Send: Welcome 1 Dutch]
B -- de-de --> C3[Send: Welcome 1 German]
B -- es-es --> C4[Send: Welcome 1 Spanish]
B -- Other/default --> C5[Send: Welcome 1 English]
C1 --> D[Delay 3 days]
C2 --> D
C3 --> D
C4 --> D
C5 --> D
D --> E{Same locale check}
E --> F[Send matching Welcome 2]
F --> G[Set locale_nurture_completed = true]

When to use it, when not to
- UseUse once translated versions of the nurture emails exist for at least the top two or three locales by contact volume.
- UseUse it as a branching layer on top of an existing sequence (for example lead-nurturing-001), not as a brand-new content track; the goal is language parity, not different messaging per locale.
- SkipDo not use it if
contact_localeis mostly unset. Confirm the fill rate before building branch content nobody will see. - SkipDo not build this as a custom property branch if the account already
uses HubSpot's native multi-language content and smart content tools to
serve translated versions automatically.
*(check in your portal: whether native multi-language content variants inside a single email, keyed off contact locale, already cover this use case without needing a custom If/then branch at the workflow level)*
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