Outcome. A contact who opts out of one-to-one sales email stops receiving sequence steps immediately, with no window where an already-queued step still goes out.
flowchart TD
A[Sales email opt-out becomes true] --> B[Unenroll from sequence]
B --> C[Set Sequence exit reason = Unsubscribed]
C --> D[Add to Do not sequence list]

When to use it, when not to
- UseUse it on every portal that runs sequences. This is a compliance guardrail, not an optional nicety.
- UseUse it as the single place that reacts to an opt-out, instead of trusting that sequences will simply skip a send (they generally do respect opt-out status at send time, but a queued step can still show as "active" until its send attempt, which is confusing for reps checking a contact's status).
- SkipDo not treat this as a substitute for checking subscription status before any one-to-one email send outside of sequences; this workflow only manages sequence enrollment.
- SkipDo not scope this narrowly to one sequence. The property this workflow watches applies portal-wide, so unenrollment should too.
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