Say Hello to Multichannel Conditional Sequences–The Only TRUE Multichannel Outreach Is Finally Here

Svitlana Shuliak 02 Oct 2024

First, Reply.io shook things up by giving you an all-in-one multichannel sales engagement platform with an unlimited usage price.

Now, we’re taking things to the next level—Conditional Sequences—a smarter way to run your multichannel outreach on Reply.io.

With Conditional Sequences, you can set up different branches in your sequences based on your prospects’ actions and data. Easily mix and match email, LinkedIn, calls, SMS, and WhatsApp into one smooth workflow, adjusting based on your prospect’s data and engagement.

No more juggling multiple sequences with different conditions!

And if you haven’t tried the LinkedIn add-on yet, now’s the perfect time! This update truly unlocks the full power of multichannel outreach.

Check out the video to see how this feature can save you time and boost engagement, all in one go.

How Conditional Sequences work with your prospect data

Conditional Sequences are an absolute game-changer, especially when your prospects have different types of contact info. Let us describe.

In reality, some might have emails, others just LinkedIn profiles, and some only phone numbers. With Conditional Sequences, you can easily reach every prospect based on the data you’ve got.

We’ve added 2 new steps:

Condition → this splits your sequence into two paths depending on whether the condition is met (like if a prospect opens an email, accepts a LinkedIn request, etc.).
Action → the available action is ‘Move to Sequence’.

You’ll still have all the regular steps—Email, LinkedIn, Call, WhatsApp, SMS, Zapier, and Tasks—to keep things running smoothly.

2 new steps of conditional sequecnes

New Steps added: Condition and Action

For example, say your first step checks if an email is available. You set up a condition that sorts prospects into two branches: ‘Yes’ or ‘No’. Prospects with emails go down the ‘Yes’ path, and those without emails follow the ‘No’ path.

Simple as that—Reply.io does the sorting for you automatically!

Condition Step creates Yes/No branches

From there, you can keep building your sequence.

For prospects with an email, you can set up a follow-up flow with more emails. For those with just LinkedIn, you can create a path that includes connection requests, DMs, and other LinkedIn actions.

If a prospect only has a phone number, Conditional Sequences let you craft a custom outreach too. You could kick things off with a WhatsApp message, follow up with an SMS, and schedule a call if there’s no response.

Create sequences with phone-based channels

But that’s just the beginning—Reply.io offers tons of condition options so you can fine-tune your outreach:

LinkedIn connection status is ‘Connected’
LinkedIn URL is set
Email validation status is valid
A contact has opened, viewed, or replied to your email
A contact’s status is ‘Active’ or any other status you choose

And more!

Ready-made condition options

How Conditional Sequences work with prospect engagement

The system also monitors contact engagement—like when a prospect opens an email, connects on LinkedIn, or responds within a set time.

Monitoring in Conditional Sequences allows you to choose the time frame, with the system checking every 10 minutes to see if prospects have taken action:

If they do, they’ll move to the next step right away.
If not, they’ll go to the ‘No’ branch when the time is up.

How Conditional Sequences work with prospect engagement

Monitoring feature

For example, if nothing happens within two days, you can automatically move them to another sequence using the Action step.

Move prospects to another sequence with Action Step

This kind of automation and personalization ensures contacts won’t get stuck in a funnel, maximizing your chances of reaching every individual and naturally boosting engagement.

Plus, don’t forget—you can A/B test your emails to see which versions get better results.

You can even adjust sequences based on how engaged your prospects are, using one approach for the more responsive ones and a different strategy for those who need a nudge. This level of customization, paired with powerful automation, really helps optimize your outreach.

Here’s how to set up Conditional Sequences in just a few easy steps:

Head to the sequences tab and click ‘Create New Sequence.’
Click to add a step and choose ‘Condition.’ Set criteria like:
1. LinkedIn Connection Status is “Connected”
2. LinkedIn URL is set
3. Email Validation Status is valid
4. The contact has opened, viewed, or replied to your email.

Your sequence will split into ‘Yes’ and ‘No’ paths, numbered for easy tracking (check the example above with the 4.1 step for “Yes” and the 4.2 step for “No”).

The system monitors your conditions over a set period (e.g., 4 days). If the condition is met, the contact moves forward; if not, they go to the ‘No’ branch.
Add actions like ‘Move to Sequence’ for both branches to keep things running smoothly.
Use the Stats tab to track how contacts move through the branches and tweak your outreach accordingly.

For more details, check out our support article.

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The magic of Conditional Sequences is here!

Start using Conditional Sequences today and see how mixing email, LinkedIn, and calls in one simple flow can level up your outreach results (more deals!).

Try it out!

Try multichannel cold outreach with ready-made Conditional Sequence templates

We’ve created some use-case templates that show how Conditional Sequences can add serious value. Click on the steps to see the content.

These templates are built to streamline your outreach and could boost your meeting bookings by up to 30%. No more juggling multiple sequences—these templates let you combine email, LinkedIn, and calls into one powerful, easy-to-use sequence.

Give them a try in Reply today!

Example #1 – Multichannel

This approach is great for reaching out through multiple channels using the data you’ve got. If you’ve got someone’s LinkedIn, it starts there—viewing profiles, sending connection requests, and messages. If not, it pivots to email follow-ups. The real win here is that it automatically uses different touchpoints to maximize your outreach.

Step 1 – condition

LinkedIn URL is set

Yes

Step 2.1 – linkedin

View Profile View Profile

Step 3.1 – linkedin

Connect – Automatic Connect – Automatic

Hi {{FirstName}}.

Excited to connect with you on LinkedIn

Step 4.1 – linkedin

Message Message

Hi {{FirstName}}

Thanks for accepting the connection request

Step 2.2 – email

Reply {{Company}} Reply {{Company}}

Hi {{FirstName}}.

How is your {{day_of_week}}?

I’m reaching out to you because I noticed on your LinkedIn profile that you are working at {{Company}}. Given your role as {{Title}}, my assumption is that [Title Responsibility] falls in your wheelhouse.

Not sure if {{Company}} is in the market, but since [Company1], [Company 2] & other companies in the {{Industry}} space all use {{Sender.Company}} for [Your Value Proposition], I thought you might be interested in improving your {{Department}} effectiveness.

Open to learning a bit more?

Step 3.2 – email

Let’s have a quick cha… Let’s have a quick chat – Have special offer for you

Hi {{FirstName}},

The reason why {{Company}} is on my radar is that {{Sender.Company}} helps other companies in the {{Industry}} industry like [Company1], [Company 2] and [Company3] with [Pain Points].

[Your Value Proposition; 1 sentence]

Is that something you’d be interested in? I’d love to run through the details on a quick chat and see if there’s a fit.

Step 4.2 – email

How {{Company1}} &… How {{Company1}} & {{Company2}} Increased Productivity – Open to Learning More?

Hi {{FirstName}}.

Have you seen my previous email?

Curious if you’d be open to learning how companies like [Company1] & [Company 2] use {{Sender.Company}} to increase [Department] productivity during the [Pain Point] stage?

Step 2.1 – linkedin

Subject: View Profile

Step 3.1 – linkedin

Subject: Connect – Automatic

Hi {{FirstName}}.

Excited to connect with you on LinkedIn

Step 4.1 – linkedin

Subject: Message

Hi {{FirstName}}

Thanks for accepting the connection request

Step 2.2 – email

Subject: Reply {{Company}}

Hi {{FirstName}}.

How is your {{day_of_week}}?

I’m reaching out to you because I noticed on your LinkedIn profile that you are working at {{Company}}. Given your role as {{Title}}, my assumption is that [Title Responsibility] falls in your wheelhouse.

Not sure if {{Company}} is in the market, but since [Company1], [Company 2] & other companies in the {{Industry}} space all use {{Sender.Company}} for [Your Value Proposition], I thought you might be interested in improving your {{Department}} effectiveness.

Open to learning a bit more?

Step 3.2 – email

Subject: Let’s have a quick chat – Have special offer for you

Hi {{FirstName}},

The reason why {{Company}} is on my radar is that {{Sender.Company}} helps other companies in the {{Industry}} industry like [Company1], [Company 2] and [Company3] with [Pain Points].

[Your Value Proposition; 1 sentence]

Is that something you’d be interested in? I’d love to run through the details on a quick chat and see if there’s a fit.

Step 4.2 – email

Subject: How {{Company1}} & {{Company2}} Increased Productivity – Open to Learning More?

Hi {{FirstName}}.

Have you seen my previous email?

Curious if you’d be open to learning how companies like [Company1] & [Company 2] use {{Sender.Company}} to increase [Department] productivity during the [Pain Point] stage?

Example #2 – LinkedIn automation

This one automates your LinkedIn outreach by sending a connection request first. If they accept, it follows up with a message. If not, no worries—an email gets sent instead. The beauty here is the LinkedIn-first strategy, but with email as your backup.

Step 1 – linkedin

Connect – Automatic

Hi {{FirstName}}, Excited to connect with you.

Step 2 – condition

LinkedIn Connection status is Connected

Yes

Step 3.1 – linkedin

Message – Automatic Message – Automatic

Thanks for accepting the connection request

Step 3.2 – email

{{FirstName}}, Did You… {{FirstName}}, Did You See My LinkedIn Connection Request?

Hi {{FirstName}}.

I sent you a connection request on LinkedIn 2 days ago.

Step 1 – linkedin

Subject: Connect – Automatic

Hi {{FirstName}}, Excited to connect with you.

Step 3.1 – linkedin

Subject: Message – Automatic

Thanks for accepting the connection request

Step 3.2 – email

Subject: {{FirstName}}, Did You See My LinkedIn Connection Request?

Hi {{FirstName}}.

I sent you a connection request on LinkedIn 2 days ago.

Example #3 – Open Emails

Here, the sequence kicks off with an email. If someone opens it more than three times, it signals interest, so the system sends a LinkedIn connection request and more emails. If they don’t open it, the system keeps nudging them with more emails. The goal is simple: adjust your follow-up based on how engaged they are.

Step 1 – email

{{Company}} <> [Your Company]

Hi {{FirstName}}.

How is your {{day_of_week}}?

I’m reaching out to you because I noticed on your LinkedIn profile that you are working at {{Company}}. Given your role as {{Title}}, my assumption is that [Title Responsibility] falls in your wheelhouse.

Not sure if {{Company}} is in the market, but since [Company1], [Company 2] & other companies in the {{Industry}} space all use {{Sender.Company}} for [Your Value Proposition], I thought you might be interested in improving your {{Department}} effectiveness.

Open to learning a bit more?

Step 2 – condition

Opens more than 3 times

Yes

Step 3.1 – linkedin

Connect – Automatic Connect – Automatic

Thanks for accepting the connection request

Step 4.1 – email

{{FirstName}}, Helping… {{FirstName}}, Helping {{Company1}} & Others Solve [Pain Points] – Interested?

Hi {{FirstName}},

The reason why {{Company}} is on my radar is that {{Sender.Company}} helps other companies in the {{Industry}} industry like [Company1], [Company 2] and [Company3] with [Pain Points].

[Your Value Proposition; 1 sentence]

Is that something you’d be interested in? I’d love to run through the details on a quick chat and see if there’s a fit.

Step 5.1 – email

{{FirstName}}, Open to… {{FirstName}}, Open to Learning How {{Company1}} & {{Company2}} Boost Productivity?

Hi {{FirstName}}.

Have you seen my previous email?

Curious if you’d be open to learning how companies like [Company1] & [Company 2] use {{Sender.Company}} to increase [Department] productivity during the [Pain Point] stage?

Step 6.1 – email

{{FirstName}}, Are You… {{FirstName}}, Are You the Right Contact to Discuss [Problem] at {{Company}}?

Hi {{FirstName}}.

Are you the appropriate person to speak with about [Problem They Face] at {{Company}}?

If not, may I ask to be pointed in the right direction?

Thanks in advance and have a wonderful {{time_of_the_day}}.
{{Sender.FirstName}}

Step 3.2 – email

{{FirstName}}, Helping… {{FirstName}}, Helping Companies Like {{Company1}} & {{Company2}} Solve [Pain Points] – Interested?

Hi {{FirstName}},

Not sure if you saw my previous email, but I wanted to let you know that {{Sender.Company}} helps other companies in the {{Industry}} industry like [Company1], [Company 2] and [Company3] with [Pain Points].

[Your Value Proposition; 1 sentence]

Is that something you’d be interested in? I’d love to run through the details on a quick chat and see if there’s a fit.

Step 4.2 – email

{{FirstName}}, Interes… {{FirstName}}, Interested in How {{Company1}} & {{Company2}} Increased Productivity?

Hi {{FirstName}}.

Have you seen my previous email?

Curious if you’d be open to learning how companies like [Company1] & [Company 2] use {{Sender.Company}} to increase [Department] productivity during the [Pain Point] stage?

Step 5.2 – email

[Pain Point] at {{Comp… [Pain Point] at {{Company}}

Hi {{FirstName}}.

Are you the appropriate person to speak with about [Problem They Face] at {{Company}}?

If not, may I ask to be pointed in the right direction?

Thanks in advance and have a wonderful {{time_of_the_day}}.
{{Sender.FirstName}}

Step 1 – email

Subject: {{Company}} <> [Your Company]

Hi {{FirstName}}.

How is your {{day_of_week}}?

Open to learning a bit more?

Step 3.1 – linkedin

Subject: Connect – Automatic

Thanks for accepting the connection request

Step 4.1 – email

Subject: {{FirstName}}, Helping {{Company1}} & Others Solve [Pain Points] – Interested?

Hi {{FirstName}},

The reason why {{Company}} is on my radar is that {{Sender.Company}} helps other companies in the {{Industry}} industry like [Company1], [Company 2] and [Company3] with [Pain Points].

[Your Value Proposition; 1 sentence]

Is that something you’d be interested in? I’d love to run through the details on a quick chat and see if there’s a fit.

Step 5.1 – email

Subject: {{FirstName}}, Open to Learning How {{Company1}} & {{Company2}} Boost Productivity?

Hi {{FirstName}}.

Have you seen my previous email?

Curious if you’d be open to learning how companies like [Company1] & [Company 2] use {{Sender.Company}} to increase [Department] productivity during the [Pain Point] stage?

Step 6.1 – email

Subject: {{FirstName}}, Are You the Right Contact to Discuss [Problem] at {{Company}}?

Hi {{FirstName}}.

Are you the appropriate person to speak with about [Problem They Face] at {{Company}}?

If not, may I ask to be pointed in the right direction?

Thanks in advance and have a wonderful {{time_of_the_day}}.
{{Sender.FirstName}}

Step 3.2 – email

Subject: {{FirstName}}, Helping Companies Like {{Company1}} & {{Company2}} Solve [Pain Points] – Interested?

Hi {{FirstName}},

Not sure if you saw my previous email, but I wanted to let you know that {{Sender.Company}} helps other companies in the {{Industry}} industry like [Company1], [Company 2] and [Company3] with [Pain Points].

[Your Value Proposition; 1 sentence]

Is that something you’d be interested in? I’d love to run through the details on a quick chat and see if there’s a fit.

Step 4.2 – email

Subject: {{FirstName}}, Interested in How {{Company1}} & {{Company2}} Increased Productivity?

Hi {{FirstName}}.

Have you seen my previous email?

Curious if you’d be open to learning how companies like [Company1] & [Company 2] use {{Sender.Company}} to increase [Department] productivity during the [Pain Point] stage?

Step 5.2 – email

Subject: [Pain Point] at {{Company}}

Hi {{FirstName}}.

Are you the appropriate person to speak with about [Problem They Face] at {{Company}}?

If not, may I ask to be pointed in the right direction?

Thanks in advance and have a wonderful {{time_of_the_day}}.
{{Sender.FirstName}}

Example #4 – Move Engaged Prospects

This pattern watches how many times a prospect views your emails. If they view it over five times, they’re hot, so it shifts them to a new sequence to focus more on them. If they’re not engaging enough, the system sends more emails. The value? It helps you zero in on the leads that are showing real interest.

Step 1 – email

{{Company}} <> [Your Company]

Hi {{FirstName}}.

How is your {{day_of_week}}?

I’m reaching out to you because I noticed on your LinkedIn profile that you are working at {{Company}}. Given your role as {{Title}}, my assumption is that [Title Responsibility] falls in your wheelhouse.

Not sure if {{Company}} is in the market, but since [Company1], [Company 2] & other companies in the {{Industry}} space all use {{Sender.Company}} for [Your Value Proposition], I thought you might be interested in improving your {{Department}} effectiveness.

Open to learning a bit more?

Step 2 – email

{{FirstName}}, How {{Sender.Company}} Solves {{Industry}} Pain Points for Companies Like {{Company1}}

Hi {{FirstName}},

The reason why {{Company}} is on my radar is that {{Sender.Company}} helps other companies in the {{Industry}} industry like [Company1], [Company 2] and [Company3] with [Pain Points].

[Your Value Proposition; 1 sentence]

Is that something you’d be interested in? I’d love to run through the details on a quick chat and see if there’s a fit.

Step 3 – email

{{FirstName}}, Open to Learning How {{Company1}} & {{Company2}} Boost Productivity?

Hi {{FirstName}}.

Have you seen my previous email?

Curious if you’d be open to learning how companies like [Company1] & [Company 2] use {{Sender.Company}} to increase [Department] productivity during the [Pain Point] stage?

Step 4 – email

Step 5 – condition

Viewed more than 5 times

Yes

Step 6.1 – action

Move to “Conditional s… Move to “Conditional sequence for engaged prospects”

Step 6.2 – email

[Pain Point] at {{Comp… [Pain Point] at {{Company}}

Hi {{FirstName}}.

Are you the appropriate person to speak with about [Problem They Face] at {{Company}}?

If not, may I ask to be pointed in the right direction?

Thanks in advance and have a wonderful {{time_of_the_day}}.
{{Sender.FirstName}}

Step 1 – email

Subject: {{Company}} <> [Your Company]

Hi {{FirstName}}.

How is your {{day_of_week}}?

Open to learning a bit more?

Step 2 – email

Subject: {{FirstName}}, How {{Sender.Company}} Solves {{Industry}} Pain Points for Companies Like {{Company1}}

Hi {{FirstName}},

The reason why {{Company}} is on my radar is that {{Sender.Company}} helps other companies in the {{Industry}} industry like [Company1], [Company 2] and [Company3] with [Pain Points].

[Your Value Proposition; 1 sentence]

Is that something you’d be interested in? I’d love to run through the details on a quick chat and see if there’s a fit.

Step 3 – email

Subject: {{FirstName}}, Open to Learning How {{Company1}} & {{Company2}} Boost Productivity?

Hi {{FirstName}}.

Have you seen my previous email?

Curious if you’d be open to learning how companies like [Company1] & [Company 2] use {{Sender.Company}} to increase [Department] productivity during the [Pain Point] stage?

Step 4 – email

{{FirstName}}.

How was your {{days_before_now 1}}?

What many people dislike about a {{Department}} process is the admin work, stuff like [Name 2-3 Pain Points].

With {{Sender.Company}} that goes away as it allows to [Your Value Proposition].

Open to learning more?

Step 6.1 – action

Subject: Move to “Conditional sequence for engaged prospects”

Step 6.2 – email

Subject: [Pain Point] at {{Company}}

Hi {{FirstName}}.

Are you the appropriate person to speak with about [Problem They Face] at {{Company}}?

If not, may I ask to be pointed in the right direction?

Thanks in advance and have a wonderful {{time_of_the_day}}.
{{Sender.FirstName}}

Example #5 – Clicked a Link

This one tracks when someone clicks a link in your email. If they do, the system instantly follows up with both an email and a call. If no clicks, it just keeps emailing. The big plus here is that it lets you respond fast to prospects who are interacting with your content.

Step 1 – email

{{Company}} <> [Your Company]

H {{FirstName}}.

How is your {{day_of_week}}?

I’m reaching out to you because I noticed on your LinkedIn profile that you are working at {{Company}}. Given your role as {{Title}}, my assumption is that [Title Responsibility] falls in your wheelhouse.

Not sure if {{Company}} is in the market, but since [Company1], [Company 2] & other companies in the {{Industry}} space all use {{Sender.Company}} for [Your Value Proposition], I thought you might be interested in improving your {{Department}} effectiveness.

Open to learning a bit more?

Step 2 – condition

Clicks one or more

Yes

Step 3.1 – email

“{{FirstName}}, Helpin… “{{FirstName}}, Helping {{Industry}} Companies Like {{Company1}} Solve [Pain Points] – Open to a Chat?

Hi {{FirstName}},

The reason why {{Company}} is on my radar is that {{Sender.Company}} helps other companies in the {{Industry}} industry like [Company1], [Company 2] and [Company3] with [Pain Points].

[Your Value Proposition; 1 sentence]

Is that something you’d be interested in? I’d love to run through the details on a quick chat and see if there’s a fit.

Step 4.1 – call

Step 3.2 – email

{{FirstName}}, Let’s D… {{FirstName}}, Let’s Discuss How {{Sender.Company}} Solves [Pain Points] for Companies Like {{Company1}}

Hi {{FirstName}},

The reason why {{Company}} is on my radar is that {{Sender.Company}} helps other companies in the {{Industry}} industry like [Company1], [Company 2] and [Company3] with [Pain Points].

[Your Value Proposition; 1 sentence]

Is that something you’d be interested in? I’d love to run through the details on a quick chat and see if there’s a fit.

Step 4.2 – email

{{FirstName}}, How {{C… {{FirstName}}, How {{Company1}} & {{Company2}} Boosted Productivity – Open to Learning More?

Hi {{FirstName}}.

Have you seen my previous email?

Curious if you’d be open to learning how companies like [Company1] & [Company 2] use {{Sender.Company}} to increase [Department] productivity during the [Pain Point] stage?

Step 1 – email

Subject: {{Company}} <> [Your Company]

H {{FirstName}}.

How is your {{day_of_week}}?

Open to learning a bit more?

Step 3.1 – email

Subject: “{{FirstName}}, Helping {{Industry}} Companies Like {{Company1}} Solve [Pain Points] – Open to a Chat?

Hi {{FirstName}},

The reason why {{Company}} is on my radar is that {{Sender.Company}} helps other companies in the {{Industry}} industry like [Company1], [Company 2] and [Company3] with [Pain Points].

[Your Value Proposition; 1 sentence]

Is that something you’d be interested in? I’d love to run through the details on a quick chat and see if there’s a fit.

Step 3.2 – email

Subject: {{FirstName}}, Let’s Discuss How {{Sender.Company}} Solves [Pain Points] for Companies Like {{Company1}}

Hi {{FirstName}},

The reason why {{Company}} is on my radar is that {{Sender.Company}} helps other companies in the {{Industry}} industry like [Company1], [Company 2] and [Company3] with [Pain Points].

[Your Value Proposition; 1 sentence]

Is that something you’d be interested in? I’d love to run through the details on a quick chat and see if there’s a fit.

Step 4.2 – email

Subject: {{FirstName}}, How {{Company1}} & {{Company2}} Boosted Productivity – Open to Learning More?

Hi {{FirstName}}.

Have you seen my previous email?

Curious if you’d be open to learning how companies like [Company1] & [Company 2] use {{Sender.Company}} to increase [Department] productivity during the [Pain Point] stage?

Join our webinar and step up your outreach!

Even the best outreach can fall flat if you’re not connecting with prospects across multiple channels. It’s like talking to a wall—no replies, no meetings, and missed chances.

That’s why we’re hosting a webinar, ‘7 Ways to Book More Meetings with Multichannel Conditional Sequences,’ to help you take your outreach to the next level with Conditional Sequences on Reply.io.

No boring, generic tips here—we’re diving into real strategies you can actually use.

In this webinar, we’ll cover:

Step-by-step guidance on creating tailored sequences
How to establish branches based on specific conditions (like email opens)
Real-world examples to engage diverse contacts
Best practices for tracking engagement and refining your strategy

Join the Webinar

Join us to discover how to enhance your outreach with Conditional Sequences on Reply.io. Learn to set up adaptive sequences, create branches based on actions, and apply best practices to boost engagement.

Get ready to level up your outreach with Conditional Sequences from Reply.io! Say goodbye to the hassle of piecing together different tools—this feature streamlines your workflow by automating tasks based on your prospects’ data and engagement.

No need to switch between tools—everything is integrated into one simple sequence.

You can set up custom branches that automatically adjust based on whether a prospect opens an email, connects on LinkedIn, or responds. This means you can tailor your approach for each contact, ensuring you’re using the right channel at the right time.

With Conditional Sequences, you’ll save time, increase engagement, and get more done in less time.

Try it out today and see the difference in your outreach!