What you bring
Emails, delays, entry rules, and explicit condition branches
Coming August 2026Behavior-aware sequences inside MailBaser
Dynamic Sequencing & Follow-Up
A MailBaser feature for sending multi-step email follow-up from explicit timing, list, tag, form, and condition rules.
Build the email and delay steps, set the supported entry and branch rules, activate the sequence, then review enrollment, execution, open, and click history.
Feature ownerMailBaser
Planstarter
AvailabilityComing August 2026
Separate billNo
Release windowAugust 2026
Dynamic Sequencing & Follow-Up is planned inside MailBaser. It will not have a separate login, checkout, or bill.
Why this feature exists
A calendar-only drip ignores what the contact actually did.
Dynamic follow-up here means explicit audience conditions—not autonomous AI. MailBaser uses the list, tag, form, and branch state you configured to move a contact through the path you designed.
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How this feature works inside MailBaser.
What the product does
Enrolls eligible contacts, follows the configured graph, applies supported state changes, and records execution
What you get
A reusable, reviewable email sequence with engagement history
What stays yours
You write the content, choose every rule and delay, activate the path, and pause or change it
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One focused job. No separate app to manage.
Reusable multi-step email sequences
Build reusable email and delay steps in simple or visual sequence modes.
Timing and supported behavior rules
Use supported timing, list, tag, form, and condition rules without claiming autonomous personalization.
Connected contact, tag, and automation state
Inspect enrollment, path execution, opens, and clicks before refining the follow-up.
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