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Creating a Rule with Round-Robin actions
Creating a Rule with Round-Robin actions

Learn how to create Round-Robin actions in Mixmax using Workspace-level Rules with activity triggers from Salesforce.

Updated over 10 months ago

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You can create a Round-Robin action using a Rule with activity triggers from Salesforce. This would allow the Workspace admins to select multiple Workspace members to whom certain actions will be assigned automatically in a Round-Robin fashion when something happens in Salesforce.

Round-Robin actions can be created using a Workspace level Rule. The Workspace Administrator can go to the Rules section of Mixmax Admin settings and then click Create a Rule.

Workspace level Rules

Then select your Trigger and choose your connected CRM from the list. In this example, we’ll choose Salesforce.

Choosing a trigger app

In the next window, select which activity to use as a trigger for your rule. Here, we’ll pick Lead is created or updated.

Lead is created or updated option

Next, add your Filters by clicking Add condition in the Filter section.

Adding a filter

Next, select an action. Here, we’ll choose a Sequence action to automatically Add the lead to a sequence.

Choosing an action app
Selecting the Sequence action

In the next window, add your Workspace members to use to create the Round-Robin action by typing in their names in the From field.

Creating the Round Robin action

Click Activate & Close when you’re done setting up the configurations for your Rule’s action.

In this rule, anytime a Salesforce Lead is created or updated, matching the filter criteria, the Lead is automatically added to the specified Sequence. For each lead created or updated, the sequence will send from the specified Workspace members in a round-robin fashion, starting with the first member on the list.

You can use Round-Robin actions for various types of Rule actions - such as sending an email follow-up or Sequences, CRM record ownership, and creating tasks.

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