Build trigger-based email journeys that respond to customer actions, nurture leads, support lifecycle communication and keep important follow-up moving without relying on repetitive manual sending.
Route engaged contacts to the next useful message or action.
Apply the agreed delay, alternate message or follow-up path.
Start with one focused trigger workflow or build a broader lifecycle setup. Each plan defines what is being configured so the scope is clear before work begins.
For a business that needs one simple automation working correctly around a defined trigger.
For lead or customer journeys that need a short multi-message sequence with timing and audience logic.
For a business that needs several connected customer journeys and a more complete automation map.
Get in touch with our expert. Tell us what you need, and we'll help identify the most suitable Email Automation scope and pricing for your requirement.
The workflow is mapped before it is built, then tested against the trigger, sequence logic and expected customer path before handover.
Define the business event that should start the automation.
Plan entry rules, delays, messages and decision points.
Confirm supplied copy, templates, links and required calls to action.
Create the workflow inside the agreed email platform.
Check trigger behaviour, timing, links and supported branches.
Confirm the live path, scope notes and next-step recommendations.
Email automation works best when each trigger has a clear purpose, timing rule and next action instead of becoming a long chain of disconnected messages.
Choose the journey that matches your customer lifecycle rather than automating every message at once.
Start a structured sequence after a new subscriber, enquiry or account action.
Follow up over time with messages tied to a clear qualification or conversion path.
Reconnect with customers after an incomplete purchase event when your platform supports it.
Confirm next steps, support onboarding or schedule useful follow-up after purchase.
Automate date-, status- or inactivity-based reminders around a defined business event.
Create a controlled follow-up path for contacts who have stopped engaging or need a new prompt.
The deliverable is the configured workflow within the agreed scope, backed by practical notes so your team can understand what starts it, what happens next and what was tested.
Review the practical scope, pricing, inputs and delivery expectations before submitting your requirement.
The service can cover trigger planning, workflow configuration, email sequence setup, timing rules, basic segmentation, testing and a clear handover. The exact depth depends on the selected plan and the automation you need.
Common scopes include welcome sequences, lead nurture, abandoned-cart or checkout follow-up, post-purchase communication, onboarding, re-engagement, renewal reminders and other event-triggered journeys that fit your business process.
Useful inputs include access to the relevant email platform, your business goal, audience or list details, the trigger you want to use, existing email copy or brand assets, required timing, any integrations involved and your preferred call to action.
Email Automation plans on this page start at $30 USD for a focused single-workflow setup. Broader sequences and multi-flow lifecycle setups are priced according to the visible plan scope, while complex integrations can be quoted separately.
The standard delivery window is 5–7 working days for the scopes shown on this page. Final timing can vary when access, content, approvals or third-party integrations are more complex.
The service is designed around the platform and account you already use. We first review what your current system supports, then configure the workflow within the agreed scope rather than forcing an unnecessary platform change.
For the entry setup, you can provide the email or template that should be used. Higher-scope plans can include sequence structure and template setup as described in the plan. Full copywriting or advanced custom design should be confirmed during scope review.
Yes. The agreed workflow is checked for trigger behaviour, timing, links, basic routing or branching where included, and the expected send path before handover. Testing is based on the access and test data available in your platform.
Yes. Multi-flow lifecycle setups and conditional paths can be scoped when your platform supports them. If the requirement goes beyond the published plan limits, Rudrriv can confirm a custom scope and price before work begins.
Rudrriv will review the workflow you want to automate, the platform involved, available content, integrations, timing and expected outcome, then confirm the most suitable plan or a custom scope before starting the work.
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