Marketing automation software
Marketing automation that runs on your real marketing data
Trigger workflows from a form submission, a lead stage change or a published post — then branch, wait, email, tag and assign without leaving the platform.
- TriggerNew lead created
- ConditionLead score > 70
- ActionSend welcome email
- ActionCreate CRM task
- ActionNotify sales owner
- DelayWait 2 days
- ActionFollow-up sequence
Automation usually stops at the tool boundary
Most teams automate inside one channel. The email tool can send a follow-up, but it cannot see that the lead already replied on social, changed pipeline stage or was assigned to someone else. So the automation either misfires or gets switched off.
- Triggers live in one tool, the data that should qualify them lives in another
- No shared run history, so nobody can explain why a contact got an email
- Manual follow-up quietly becomes the real process
One engine over channels, CRM and content
DigiMarketingOS automations run against the same database as your leads, campaigns, content and email. A trigger can read any of it, a condition can test any of it, and every run is recorded step by step so you can debug what actually happened.
What you get
Visual workflow builder
Drag triggers, conditions, delays and actions into a branch-aware canvas. Draft, activate and pause per workflow.
Real triggers
Form submitted, lead created, stage changed, tag added, email opened, content published, or a scheduled time window.
Condition builder
Filter on contact fields, lead source, campaign, score, tags and channel with AND/OR grouping.
Actions that matter
Send email, update a field, move pipeline stage, add or remove tags, assign an owner, create a task or notify the team.
Run history
Every execution stores its step path, timings and errors, so failed runs are debuggable rather than mysterious.
Safety limits
Per-workspace execution limits and re-entry rules stop a bad loop from emailing a contact repeatedly.
How it works
The same sequence every team follows, from connection to measurement.
- 1Choose a trigger — a form, a lifecycle change or a schedule
- 2Add conditions so only the right contacts continue
- 3Insert delays that match how humans actually buy
- 4Attach actions: email, field update, stage move, assignment
- 5Activate, then read the run history to tune the branch rates
Where teams use it
Instant lead follow-up
A website form fills the CRM, sends a first-touch email within a minute and assigns an owner based on region.
Nurture by interest
Tag contacts from which content they engaged with, then branch the sequence per interest instead of blasting everyone.
Pipeline hygiene
If an opportunity sits in a stage past its threshold, notify the owner and flag it in the dashboard.
Frequently asked questions
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