Turn cold signups into buyers, step by step.

No — one recorded opt-in covers the whole sequence, as long as the contact was told what to expect when they signed up. InfiQ stores consent records and audit logs against each number, and every drip respects a global opt-out: one "Stop" exits the contact from all sequences instantly.

Yes — any message sent outside a live 24-hour conversation must use an approved template. You submit templates from the InfiQ dashboard and most approvals come back within a few hours; if a lead replies mid-sequence, follow-ups inside the 24-hour window can be free-form.

Form signups, quiz completions, Shopify or WooCommerce events, a tag added in your CRM, a CSV import or any webhook. Each trigger maps to one sequence, and a contact already in a drip is never double-enrolled.

Four to six steps over two to three weeks is the typical sweet spot — value first, offer from step three onwards. InfiQ's frequency caps also count broadcast sends, so a contact in a drip never gets stacked promotional messages on the same day.

Every step reports delivered, read, reply and button-tap rates, and the exit event — an order webhook, a booking, a payment — is logged as the conversion. You see conversion rate and revenue per sequence, not just per message.

The purchase event fires the exit rule and the remaining steps are cancelled within seconds. You can auto-enrol buyers into a separate onboarding or replenishment sequence, so the thread continues without repeating the pitch.