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Support relative timeframes for campaign actions #539
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That sounds like a great idea, I'm guessing it would just involve setting the hours in which the email could be triggered and have it queue until that time is reached. |
Yes! Idea: There is still a problem with the occasional holidays... Perhaps we can stop the email cron before holidays :D |
To add to this, is it possible to create settings as: send on work/weekend/every day at x time (local timezone; taken via IP address)? Reason: welcome email immediately, day 1 part 1 immediately + 15 min, day 1 part 2 19:00 local. Day 2 part 1 07:00 local, day 2 part 2 19:00. Hope this request makes sense. I know MailChimp does offer it, though don't know how hard it is to realise. |
To summarize and extend this would basically be: The above would allow campaign emails to appear natural, and allow better targeting by ensuring time of delivery, and allowing timing by the leads timezone |
Yes, this is exactly what I require. |
Would it be worth having a lead field for Timezone? How accurately can one determine a lead's timezone from their IP address, bearing in mind that they might be using a proxy or VPN? I'd like to see the Timezone field auto-filled from IP address on form submission; automatically overridden by the City/Country field, if not blank, or manually overridden by the Admin or subscriber (e.g. by a form which asks explicitly for Timezone.) |
I would trust the timezone of the IP 95% of the time. For business use you will rarely see customers using proxies, vpn's yes, but 99% will be from their work, which is still a reasonable timezone to use, at least in my opinion. Not to mention, that if your business model uses online credit card processing your customers couldn't use proxies anyway as it will most likely be flagged as fraud. I do agree with allowing the admin to change the timezone of the lead, and updating timezone of the lead ever provides their city/state. |
I would add to this request that within a campaign you can use either wait 3 days or wait 3 business days, so email is not sent on weekends or standard holidays, but does not have to be quite as specific as you outlined (or I mistook your outline). |
Just curious about because I think that this will be really a great feature. Today we have the 2.0.1 version but I am not able to see this kind of feature in my Campaign settings. It's me or the feature is not yet implemented? Thank you for your hard work anyway :) |
+1 I really want this feature. |
We created a Mautic plugin that will do most if not all of this. If anyone is interested, you can get it here: |
+1 |
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@collinkrawll -- Does your ThirdSetMauticTimingBundle plugin work with v2.13.1? I can't get it to work with it. Thanks... |
I want to create a Campaign that simulates a person and it's not very "believable" that a person sends emails at 3 am or on Sunday.
Could it be possible to assign Office hours to an email so the email schedule happens only in Office Hours?
The Lead fills the form in on Sunday so the automation programs have "no wait" email but until Monday at 9:00 am the mail is not sent.
thx
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