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Follow-Ups

Review, prioritize, pause, schedule, and complete active follow-up work with verified activity evidence.

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Overview

Follow-Ups is the selected-client workspace for pending and completed Potential, Confirmation, Reschedule, Asked for Info, Referral, and Callback work. Every internal selected-client board uses workspace controls, a strict read-only All overview, and Last Outreach for rows it is already allowed to show. Where enabled, internal priority controls assign supported Pending actions a read-only priority state. Separately enabled reminders let authorized internal users pause eligible Potential, Asked for Info, or open Reschedule work with a future date, including on boards without the full calendar presentation. Routine priority is summarized by the filter and counts, while a row-level Needs date badge calls out the one exception that requires missing data to be fixed. Expand a focused row and review Activity Notes before using the reminder controls shown below the loaded history. An active reminder keeps its row badge, moves the contact out of active family work until the saved future date, and remains visible in All, Reminders, Activity Notes, and the supported Calendar presentation. Grouped All and Reminders omit any follow-up family with no matching rows after filtering, while the direct family tab keeps its normal empty state. Search, filter, sort, and act from a focused family tab. The Overdue timing filter uses verified recent outreach, so a past-due item handled on or after its due date remains open under All Timing without being presented as overdue during the latest five SalesHive business days. Editable Follow-Up Date values open a calendar that stays above surrounding rows and inside the visible browser area. In Callback, use Call for the exact callback or expand the row to record an outcome manually. Client users retain their established Follow-Ups presentation. A provider-backed No Answer saved by the assigned SDR from a verified direct Follow-Ups call automatically moves due Asked for Info work or the exact called Callback seven calendar days after the call, unless the SDR chose a different date or an Asked for Info date is already in the future. Callable Potential and Asked for Info rows keep Call active and hide stale or Calendar-only blocked-call warnings. On an enabled internal pilot board, selecting callable Reschedule work from at least two campaigns adds a guarded campaign sequence. SalesHive checks the exact current work and compatible active campaign behavior before opening each campaign as a separate Dialer session. Unused copy and revision markers from disabled post-call automation do not create a false mismatch, while differences in enabled post-call automation still block sequences that require matching campaign settings. The saved Reschedule view returns when the sequence ends or a later group no longer passes review. Activity Notes labels email events Sent email and includes the latest valid campaign, responder, and Inbox sends linked to the exact contact inside the selected client. A synchronized email recorded in more than one source appears once. Confirmation labels wrap inside their Action pill when needed, keeping the adjacent Follow-Up Date clear and readable. Confirmation work is created only for active Meeting Set and Meeting Rescheduled records. Closed outcomes do not return to the Confirmation queue just because a historical meeting date remains on the contact. The sequence includes only campaigns inside your current calling assignment or active relief coverage. Selected work outside that assignment is excluded from the sequence, and the bulk bar shows how many contacts and campaigns were excluded. The button count includes eligible campaigns only and the sequence requires at least two eligible groups. Assignment is checked again before calling. On accounts with campaign-specific Reschedule sessions enabled, different campaign settings are allowed because each campaign loads its own script, email settings, sender ownership, booking instructions and call settings. Other sequence accounts retain their compatibility checks.

How to use this page

  1. Choose the work queue

    Use the family tabs to open Potential, Confirmation, Reschedule, Asked for Info, Referral, Callback, or Done when those families are available for the selected client. On internal boards, All combines the visible families into a compact read-only overview and directs you to a focused tab before calling or updating a follow-up. On an enabled internal reminder pilot, Reminders collects paused Potential, Asked for Info, and Reschedule work for review and reminder management. Confirmation contains only active Meeting Set and Meeting Rescheduled records with a scheduled time. Cancelled, held, completed, qualified, blacklisted, unresponsive, unqualified, and other closed outcomes stay out even when historical meeting fields remain.

  2. Keep grouped views focused

    In All and Reminders, SalesHive shows only follow-up families that contain at least one matching row after all active filters are applied. An empty Potential family is omitted from these grouped views. Open the direct Potential tab to see its empty state when no Potential work remains.

  3. Narrow and order the rows

    On an internal board, use search, Campaign, Set By, timing, Last Outreach, and property filters to find the right work. Where the priority pilot is active, use All priority states, Needs attention, Worked recently, Scheduled, or Needs date to narrow Pending. Pending rows can be sorted by current order, prospect, company, follow-up date, Last Outreach, campaign, or Set By. Referral Set By values come only from exact same-client referral disposition and active dial-session evidence. Missing or conflicting evidence stays Not recorded. Export CSV follows the active filters and includes the recovered referral attribution when available.

  4. Read Confirmation actions cleanly

    In the Action column, a longer Confirmation label such as 24H CONFIRMATION wraps inside its pill when needed. The label remains centered within the assigned Action track, so it does not collide with or cover the adjacent Follow-Up Date.

  5. Use the Overdue timing filter

    Select Overdue to focus on past-due open work that has not been handled recently. A provider-confirmed outbound call or sent email on or after the item's due date keeps that item out of Overdue while it remains inside the latest five SalesHive business days. SalesHive does not close the workflow or rewrite the saved date, so the item remains visible under All Timing and can return to Overdue after the recent-outreach window expires.

  6. Use priority as a review aid

    On the enabled internal pilot board, use the Priority filter and its counts to review supported Pending actions. Needs attention means the action is overdue without recent exact-action call evidence. Worked recently means the action is overdue but has a qualifying provider-backed call in the latest five SalesHive business days. Scheduled means the date is today or later, and Needs date means no valid date is available. All priority states is the default, so enabling the pilot does not hide work. Routine state badges are omitted from each row to keep the Action column clear. Only Needs date remains as a row badge because it requires missing data to be fixed.

  7. Review activity before pausing

    On an enabled internal pilot board, open a focused Potential, Asked for Info, or Reschedule tab and expand the row. Wait for Activity Notes to load, then review the latest calls, emails, notes, and reminder history. The pause controls appear below that loaded history so the reminder decision follows the available context instead of competing with the row's primary Call action.

  8. Pause work with a reminder

    Below the loaded Activity Notes, select Remind Me. Choose 30, 60, or 90 days, or enter another future date up to 90 days away, add a required reason, and select Set Reminder. The chosen preset stays highlighted, and assistive technology announces the same selected state. The contact stays in the same workflow, its Follow-Up Date moves to the reminder date, and it leaves the active family queue until that date. The active Reminder set badge remains visible on the row with the date and reason.

  9. Review or change paused work

    Open Reminders to review all currently paused eligible work. This queue is read-only for normal calling, selection, dates, notes, completion, and closure. Expand a row, wait for Activity Notes, then use Change Reminder or Cancel Reminder below the loaded history. Changing a reminder replaces its date or reason without losing the original pre-reminder date. Cancelling restores that original date after confirmation. Created, changed, and cancelled reminder events and their reasons remain in Activity Notes. All also keeps paused rows visible, and the supported Calendar presentation labels reminder-backed actions as Reminder set. Active family counts exclude currently paused work, Reminders counts only eligible paused work, and All includes both under the current filters. Confirmation, Referral, and Callback do not appear as reminder work. On the saved date, the reminder stops pausing the item; its current eligibility and filters still determine whether it appears.

  10. Wait for Last Outreach evidence

    The work queue appears before the separate Last Outreach read finishes. Loading means the call and email evidence is still arriving. Outreach recency and Last Outreach sorting stay unavailable until that read completes, so the page does not mistake missing evidence for No outreach. Unavailable means the evidence could not be loaded for this visit, but the core follow-up rows remain available for review.

  11. Set the next follow-up date

    In a direct Potential, Asked for Info, or Reschedule tab, select the current Follow-Up Date to open the calendar, then choose a preset or day. The calendar remains fully visible above the surrounding follow-up rows and repositions within the browser window when space is tight. You can clear an optional date. The page saves an actual change with the previous value, new value, actor, and family source. All and Reminders remain read-only for direct date editing, Callback dates stay in their separate task workflow, and client sessions do not receive these editors.

  12. Select eligible Potential work

    In the focused lightweight Potential view, use the visible selection summary and row checkboxes to select eligible prospects. Select all includes only currently selectable rows. The bulk bar groups callable prospects by campaign, and each campaign button opens the matching Dialer group. All and Reminders stay read-only and show no selection controls.

  13. Start a safe Reschedule campaign sequence

    On an enabled internal pilot board, open Reschedule and select callable rows from at least two campaign groups within your calling assignment. Select Call campaign sequence. SalesHive checks that every prospect still belongs to the selected client's current Reschedule work, has exact campaign history and a callable phone, is not blocked or held by another session, and, where campaign compatibility is required, that every campaign uses matching active scripts, email behavior, sender ownership, booking instructions, and call settings. Unused copy and revision markers from disabled post-call automation do not make otherwise compatible campaigns fail this check. Where campaign compatibility is required, enabled post-call automation behavior and revisions must still match. If the check cannot pass, the first reason stays visible for 12 seconds so you can review it, then use the separate campaign buttons. The Dialer opens one campaign at a time and restores the saved Follow-Ups search, filters, sorting, and Reschedule tab when the sequence ends or a later group changes. The sequence includes only campaigns inside your current calling assignment or active relief coverage. Selected work outside that assignment is excluded from the sequence, and the bulk bar shows how many contacts and campaigns were excluded. The button count includes eligible campaigns only and the sequence requires at least two eligible groups. Assignment is checked again before calling. On accounts with campaign-specific Reschedule sessions enabled, different campaign settings are allowed because each campaign loads its own script, email settings, sender ownership, booking instructions and call settings. Other sequence accounts retain their compatibility checks. In the campaign-specific Reschedule pilot, closing a completed session summary asks Continue to the named next campaign. Choose Continue to load that campaign, then review its setup before starting, or choose Return to Follow Ups to leave the sequence.

  14. Check calling eligibility

    Potential and Asked for Info rows remain visible when calling is blocked, but Call and selection are disabled and the exact reason is shown. Current status, contact or domain blocks, booked or qualified company rules, another SDR's active session, and campaign availability are checked before the Dialer opens. A blocked reason appears only when the row is actually unavailable. When the shared eligibility check marks the row callable, the page keeps Call and selection active and hides stale or Calendar-only warning copy.

  15. Review Activity Notes and add context

    Expand a focused Potential, Confirmation, Reschedule, Asked for Info, Referral, or Callback row to review Activity Notes. The timeline includes the latest calls, valid sent campaign, responder, and Inbox emails, saved notes, follow-up-date updates, and reminder events linked to that exact contact in the selected client. Loading and empty states use sent emails as the inclusive label for these outbound messages. Email entries are labeled Sent email, and synchronized duplicates appear once. Use the Reminders filter to isolate reminder events where available. Internal users can enter a contact note under Add Note and select Save note. After a successful save, the timeline refreshes immediately. Client sessions, All, and Reminders remain read-only for note entry.

  16. Call or complete the follow-up

    Use Call from a focused queue to open the campaign Dialer. The Dialer returns to the originating Follow-Ups tab with server-fresh dates and completion state. On a Callback row, Call is the path for completing that exact action after a finalized outbound attempt. You can also expand the Callback row, enter the outcome, and select Complete to record it manually. Prospect and meeting stages stay unchanged. A provider-backed outbound attempt by the assigned SDR marks older open or snoozed inbound callbacks handled only when the client, matched contact, and called phone number all match. For a verified direct Follow-Ups call, saving No Answer moves due Asked for Info work or the exact called Callback seven calendar days after the call. An SDR-selected date wins, an already-future Asked for Info date stays unchanged, and other callback work still due for that contact moves to the same day.

  17. Remove a prospect from active Follow-Ups

    Authorized internal users can remove eligible Potential, Asked for Info, Referral, and Reschedule work on supported accounts. Load and review Activity Notes first, then select Remove from Follow-Ups and review the confirmation. Keep Active cancels. Confirming preserves the contact and audit history, removes the prospect from active Follow-Ups, and closes every open Callback for that contact together. The contact stays in the CRM and is not archived or deleted. Use Removed from Follow-Ups in the stage filter to review the prior state, decision, actor, and time. Client sessions and excluded accounts do not receive this action.

  18. Recognize imported email history

    If Last Outreach shows Imported email with a date, hover for the timestamp and delivery caveat. This fallback describes prior imported activity when qualifying verified outreach is unavailable. It does not prove delivery, count as recent completed outreach, or remove work from Overdue.

  19. Review call and email progress where enabled

    On an enabled internal progression pilot, Follow-Up Stage combines verified outbound calling sessions and confirmed prospect emails after the starting date or a dated manual correction. No prior attempts shows 1st Follow-Up, one shows 2nd, and two or more show 3rd+. A call and its sent email count separately; multiple phone attempts within one session count once. This applies to Potential, Asked for Info, Referral, and Reschedule. Other boards retain their existing stage rules.

  20. Call selected campaigns where enabled

    On accounts with the active-campaign follow-up policy, calling is limited to active, unarchived campaigns. Contacts are not moved to an unrelated active campaign to make them callable. In an enabled internal Reschedule, Confirmation, Potential, Asked for Info or Referral tab, select callable rows from at least two eligible campaigns, then choose Call selected campaigns. This runs one family at a time. The count includes only campaigns within your calling assignment or active relief coverage, and excluded contacts are disclosed. Scripts, dispositions, emails, sender ownership, booking instructions and call settings must be compatible. Each call stays with its original campaign. Callback keeps its separate workflow; an unavailable inbound callback shows Calling unavailable instead of Redial in dialer.

What the buttons do

All / family tabs
Switches between the internal read-only combined overview and each focused working queue. Confirmation includes only active Meeting Set and Meeting Rescheduled records, and grouped views omit empty families after filtering.
Reminders
On an enabled internal pilot board, opens the read-only collection of paused Potential, Asked for Info, and Reschedule work.
Remind Me / Change Reminder
After Activity Notes load on an expanded eligible row, creates or revises a future reminder with a required reason.
Cancel Reminder
From an expanded Reminders row after Activity Notes load, confirms cancellation and restores the Follow-Up Date that existed before the reminder was first set.
Priority state
On an enabled internal pilot board, narrows Pending to Needs attention, Worked recently, Scheduled, or Needs date. All priority states remains the default, and only Needs date also appears as a row badge.
Filters
Opens internal property rules for action type, date, workflow state, timing, Set By, campaign, prospect or company, title, and timezone.
All Timing / Overdue
All Timing keeps every dated and undated match. Overdue shows past-due open work unless verified recent outreach occurred on or after that item's due date.
Last Outreach
Shows Loading while evidence arrives, then the newest qualifying call or confirmed sent email. Imported email is a labeled history fallback, never proof of completed follow-up. Sorting and recency filtering activate after the evidence read.
Follow-Up Date
Opens a calendar above the list so an authorized internal user can change or clear the date from a direct Potential, Asked for Info, or Reschedule queue.
Select all visible potential meetings
Selects only eligible rows in the focused lightweight Potential queue.
Call campaign
Opens one Dialer group for the selected callable prospects in that campaign.
Call
Opens the permitted prospect in the correct campaign Dialer when all current safeguards pass. On a Callback row, it keeps the Dialer tied to that exact callback. A provider-backed No Answer from the verified direct session applies the guarded seven-calendar-day retry rule to eligible Asked for Info or exact Callback work.
Complete
Records the outcome entered in an expanded Callback row without changing the prospect or meeting stage.
Inbound callbacks
Opens the missed callback and voicemail recovery queue with its pending, snoozed, and handled work.
Redial in dialer
Opens a matched callback contact in the Dialer while preserving normal status, blocklist, and session checks.
Add Note / Save note
Lets an internal user append a contact note from an expanded focused row and refreshes Activity Notes after the save.
Activity Notes: Reminders
Filters the unified activity timeline to reminder creation, change, and cancellation events.
Export CSV
Downloads the rows that match the active tab, search, campaign, Set By, timing, priority, stage, and property filters.
Remove from Follow-Ups
For authorized internal users on supported accounts, opens the removal confirmation after Activity Notes successfully loads on an eligible Potential, Asked for Info, Referral, or Reschedule row.
Call campaign sequence
Prechecks callable Reschedule work in at least two eligible campaigns inside your calling assignment or active relief coverage, then opens each in its own Dialer session. The count excludes campaigns outside your assignment.
Activity Notes: Emails
Shows the contact's latest valid sent campaign, responder, and Inbox email activity for the selected client. Loading and empty states use the inclusive sent emails label, and synchronized duplicates appear once.
Removed from Follow-Ups
Shows authorized retained removal history through the stage filter, including when new removals are temporarily disabled.
Call selected campaigns
Where enabled for the selected account and family, checks selected eligible campaign groups and opens separate campaign sessions in sequence. At least two eligible groups are required.

Common questions

Reminders are available to authorized internal users on selected enabled accounts, including supported boards without the full calendar presentation. They support active Potential, Asked for Info, and open Reschedule work. Client sessions, other accounts, Confirmation, Referral, Callback, and legacy general follow-ups keep their existing behavior. Reminder availability is separate from priority and removal controls.
Expand an eligible row and wait for Activity Notes to load. Remind Me appears below the loaded history in a focused Potential, Asked for Info, or Reschedule tab. In Reminders, the same footer provides Change Reminder and Cancel Reminder. The primary row action area stays focused on Call and current eligibility.
SalesHive requires a future date no more than 90 days away and a reason of up to 500 characters. It moves the contact's Follow-Up Date to that day, removes the row from the active family tab, and shows it in Reminders. The contact remains in the same workflow and returns to active work automatically on the saved date.
The chosen 30, 60, or 90 day button stays visually highlighted. SalesHive also exposes that selected state to screen readers, and choosing a different preset updates both the visible and announced state.
A reminder does not create queue membership. If the contact leaves that family or its workflow data changes, the stale reminder no longer pauses or revives old work. Closed Reschedule work cannot receive, change, or cancel a reminder to reopen it. If the row changes during a save or cancellation, refresh and review the current state before retrying.
After confirmation, SalesHive restores the Follow-Up Date from before the reminder was first set. The reminder reason and cancellation stay in Activity Notes for review. If the row changed before cancellation finished, SalesHive refuses the stale update and asks you to refresh.
Needs attention is overdue work without recent exact-action call evidence. Worked recently is overdue work with a qualifying call inside the latest five SalesHive business days. Scheduled has a valid date of today or later. Needs date has no valid date. Use the Priority filter and counts for routine review. Only Needs date also appears on the row because it requires missing data to be fixed.
Priority requires provider-backed call evidence tied to the exact open action. Potential and Asked for Info use their direct Follow-Ups dial scope, Callback requires the exact task, and Reschedule requires the same current meeting slot. Generic campaign calls, email activity, inbound calls, unfinished or failed attempts, older action lifecycles, and another meeting slot do not lower priority. They can still appear in Last Outreach or Activity Notes.
No. Priority is read-only. All priority states is selected by default, and the states do not change dates, stages, ownership, dialing, completion, or any other workflow. Referrals and legacy general rows stay outside the priority projection and remain visible in the default view.
The current priority pilot appears only on enabled internal Follow-Ups boards. Client sessions and other boards keep their existing presentation.
All is a read-only internal overview. Choose the row's Potential, Confirmation, Reschedule, Asked for Info, Referral, or Callback tab to use its normal workflow controls. Reminder-backed rows can also be reviewed in Reminders, where only Change Reminder and Cancel Reminder remain available after Activity Notes load.
Grouped All and Reminders show only families with at least one row after the current filters are applied. This keeps the combined workspace focused on work that is actually present. Open the direct family tab, such as Potential, to see its normal empty state.
Internal selected-client boards receive the strict All overview, workspace search and filters, sorting, and Last Outreach presentation by default. These controls organize rows the viewer is already allowed to see and do not add client access or new write authority.
No. Client sessions retain their established Follow-Ups presentation and do not receive the internal strict All overview, workspace controls, Last Outreach rollout, priority pilot, or reminder pilot.
An authorized internal user can change or clear dates in direct Potential, Asked for Info, and Reschedule queues. SalesHive rechecks the selected client, current family state, and the user's permitted manager, owner, setter, or campaign relationship. All, Reminders, and client sessions stay read-only for direct date editing.
The calendar stays within the visible browser area. It can open above the date when there is not enough space below, and it remains above surrounding list content so every day stays selectable.
Use Call on that Callback row for a finalized outbound attempt tied to the exact action. To record an outcome manually, expand the row, enter the outcome, and select Complete. Neither path changes the prospect or meeting stage.
A real provider-backed outbound attempt by the callback's assigned SDR marks older open or snoozed items handled only for the same client, matched contact, and normalized phone number. Dialing placeholders, skipped or failed calls, inbound calls, and another SDR's calls do not complete them.
Add Note is available to internal users on expanded rows in a focused family tab. It is intentionally absent from All, Reminders, and client sessions.
SalesHive appends the timestamped note to the selected contact and refreshes that row's Activity Notes so the new context appears immediately.
The row does not currently pass the shared dialing decision. The visible reason explains the active status, block, company, ownership, session, or campaign issue. Select all and bulk counts exclude it. When the eligibility decision passes, Call and selection remain active and the page does not show a stale or Calendar-only warning.
Select eligible rows in the focused Potential tab. SalesHive groups the selected callable contacts by campaign, then offers a separate Dialer button for each campaign.
A recent provider-confirmed outbound call or sent email occurred on or after that item's due date. The item remains open and its saved date does not change, but it stays out of Overdue while that outreach is inside the latest five SalesHive business days. Use All Timing to keep it in view.
It uses the newest qualifying completed outbound call or confirmed sent campaign, responder, or Inbox email linked to this contact in the selected client. Older verified messages remain eligible for display even outside the recent-work window. The five-business-day recency filter uses Eastern Time. When verified activity is unavailable, Imported email can show earlier imported history. That history has no delivery confirmation, does not count as a completed follow-up, and cannot suppress Overdue work.
Loading means the protected evidence read is still running after the core rows appeared. Unavailable means that read failed for this visit. Neither state is treated as No outreach, and outreach-dependent filtering and sorting stay neutral until verified evidence loads.
It is family-specific audit evidence for who created the follow-up, not the current contact owner. Referrals normally use the exact referral disposition on the referrer inside the same SDR's active session for the selected client. A reviewed late referral can instead use its explicitly linked original conversation when the referrer, client, SDR and call-time session evidence agree. Missing, conflicting or invalid linked evidence stays Not recorded. The value participates in filtering, sorting and CSV export.
Where the action is separately enabled, the contact and audit history are preserved, the prospect leaves active Follow-Ups, and all open same-contact Callbacks close. Potential, Asked for Info, and Referral move to Unresponsive. Reschedule keeps its meeting status and closes strategist review as No response.
Calendar and separately controlled employee actions appear only for eligible internal sessions. The board-wide workspace rollout does not grant Calendar, dialing, date editing, note, closure, reminder, or client access by itself.
When the assigned SDR saves a provider-backed No Answer from the verified direct Follow-Ups session, SalesHive moves due Asked for Info work or the exact called Callback seven calendar days after the call. A date the SDR selected wins, and an Asked for Info date that was already in the future stays unchanged. Exact callbacks keep history by creating the replacement before the called task moves to Done. Ordinary campaign, Referral, Potential, and meeting-follow-up calls keep their existing behavior.
It appears for an authorized internal user on an enabled pilot account when selected callable Reschedule work contains at least two campaigns inside the current calling assignment or active relief coverage. Its count includes eligible campaigns only. Client sessions and accounts outside the pilot keep their existing behavior.
SalesHive rechecks the selected client, current Reschedule work, campaign history, phones, blocks, active session claims, assignment, and active campaign behavior before the sequence starts and before each handoff. Disabled post-call automation is compared only as disabled, so its unused copy or revision markers do not block compatible campaigns. Where campaign compatibility is required, enabled post-call behavior and revisions still must match. A startup blocker stays visible for 12 seconds. If a row or campaign changed later, the protected handoff restores the saved Reschedule view for review. On accounts with campaign-specific Reschedule sessions enabled, different campaign settings are allowed because each campaign loads its own script, email settings, sender ownership, booking instructions and call settings. Other sequence accounts retain their compatibility checks.
Activity Notes includes the latest valid sent campaign, responder, and Inbox messages linked to the exact contact within the selected client. Loading and empty states call the whole group sent emails, and synchronized duplicates appear once. Inbound email and complete status-change history are not included in this timeline.
A longer stage label wraps inside its Action pill to keep the full label readable without crowding Follow-Up Date. This is a presentation change only and does not change the confirmation stage, due date, selection, or calling workflow.
The contact no longer has an active Meeting Set or Meeting Rescheduled status with a scheduled time. Closed outcomes stay out of confirmation calls and reminders even when the original meeting date remains in history. Use the relevant completed or current workflow instead of recreating confirmation work.
These actions are enabled separately for authorized internal users on selected client boards. A board can receive Remove from Follow-Ups without receiving Remind Me. Access still depends on the current client, follow-up family, and your permitted relationship to the work. Review Activity Notes in a focused family tab before using either action. Client users do not gain these controls. Previously recorded removal history remains available on the enabled built-in boards if new removal actions are later turned off.
The selected work includes campaigns outside your calling assignment or active relief coverage. The bulk bar shows the excluded contact and campaign counts. The sequence includes eligible campaigns only, and at least two eligible campaign groups are required. Assignment is checked again before the sequence starts.
Provider-backed outbound call sessions, including No Answer, and confirmed emails to the prospect can count even when made from another calling screen. Duplicate records count once. Drafts, failed or skipped calls, unfinished dialing, imported-only history, internal handoffs, and future activity add no credit. Historical counts and dated manual corrections remain starting points. Missing starting evidence keeps the existing stage calculation. Reschedule retains its current-meeting attempt floor and starts a new evidence period after a manual meeting-date change. These read-only stages do not change due dates, stored status, calling, or Confirmation and Callback completion. The pilot is limited to enabled internal boards.
Internal Pending views refresh when you return to the visible tab or window. Rapid return events are combined, with refreshes limited to once every 30 seconds. Expanded Activity Notes refreshes with the outreach evidence. The page does not poll while hidden.
No. These are completed sales outcomes. They stay out of pending meeting work and confirmation queues even when the original meeting date and booking history remain saved.
In the expanded active-campaign sequence, matching enabled email behavior can pass compatibility even when identical copy was saved at different times. Different active behavior still blocks sequences that require matching campaign settings, and later changes require fresh review before a handoff. Other Reschedule pilots retain their existing compatibility checks. On accounts with campaign-specific Reschedule sessions enabled, different campaign settings are allowed because each campaign loads its own script, email settings, sender ownership, booking instructions and call settings. Other sequence accounts retain their compatibility checks.
On boards configured to require an active calling campaign, pending rows and their counts omit work without an eligible campaign or with a failed calling-readiness check. This applies across supported families, including callbacks and referrals. Other boards retain their existing visibility rules. A smaller count does not mean those contacts were deleted.
The action is internal-only and remains subject to account exclusions, current contact-management permission, and eligible active family evidence. Activity Notes must load successfully first. Removal can also be temporarily disabled or limited to selected accounts. Remind Me has its own separate availability and is not expanded by removal access.
No. Prior decisions and authorized removal history remain available when new removals are disabled or limited to selected accounts. Completed decisions are not reversed.
SalesHive rejects a stale decision or a Reschedule review that is already closed. Refresh the page and review the current state before acting again. A failed callback or history save prevents the whole removal from completing.
Return to Follow-Ups and select the current rows again. SalesHive checks the exact selected contacts and campaign settings before opening the session. It does not silently start with only part of that selection.
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