Outcome. A nurture sequence sends each email during business hours in the contact's own region instead of at whatever time zone the workflow happens to run in, using timezone-based branching combined with the workflow's own send-time controls.
flowchart TD
A[On audience, timezone known] --> B{Timezone group}
B -- Americas --> C1[Send during 8am-6pm Americas]
B -- Europe/Africa --> C2[Send during 8am-6pm Europe/Africa]
B -- Asia-Pacific --> C3[Send during 8am-6pm Asia-Pacific]
C1 --> D[Set send_time_nurture_completed = true]
C2 --> D
C3 --> D

When to use it, when not to
- UseUse for a global or multi-region audience where local business hours plausibly affect open and click behavior (B2B audiences checking email during their workday).
- UseUse alongside a workflow's native time-window controls (restricting an action to specific days and hours) rather than trying to calculate exact send times manually.
- SkipDo not use this for a single-region audience; the added branching is not worth it if everyone is already in a similar time zone.
- SkipDo not rely on this for time-sensitive, date-anchored content (an event starting at a fixed global time); that needs explicit date math, not just a business-hours window.
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