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Oneprofile checks a sequence against a short list of requirements before it can send. Every unmet one blocks Launch until you fix it.
The Launch dialog for a draft sequence, with a banner saying 3 things to fix before launching. Each to-do (Add a step, Choose an audience, Add a sender) sits beside a button that opens where it is done: Open Builder, Open Audience and Open Senders. The dialog's own Launch button stays disabled.

The launch checklist for a sequence.

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Clear the checklist

Click Launch on a draft sequence to see its checklist. Every row is one thing to do, such as:
  • Choose an audience, and map a column with email addresses or LinkedIn URLs
  • Add contacts with an email address who aren’t on the do-not-contact list
  • Add contacts who aren’t in another sequence, when every contact on a draft is held by one
  • Add a sender, then connect a mailbox or a LinkedIn account to it
  • Choose a day to send on, or set a day’s hours again
  • Write the message, or replace a placeholder typed instead of inserted from the menu
  • Write a subject for any email that starts a new thread, wherever it sits
  • Write the agent’s prompt for a step it writes, and describe your business
  • Raise the spending limit once the sequence has reached it
The button beside each row opens where you do it, such as Open Audience or Open the step. Launch stays disabled until the list is empty.

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Find missing work emails

Some rows are advice, listed under Worth a look before launching, and Launch stays enabled beside them. One asks you to find work emails for the contacts that have none yet.
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Open the offer

Click See the price beside that row. The Audience tab offers the same thing.
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Check the price

The confirm dialog shows what looking up those contacts costs before anything runs.
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Start the lookup

Confirm to look up work emails for those contacts only. Emails fill in row by row over the next few minutes.
Looking up work emails spends credits. Nothing is charged until you confirm.

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Read the reach and cost

Once every check is clear, the dialog reads Ready to launch. It shows who the launch reaches and leaves out, who it sends as, its steps, and when the first messages go. The button carries the total, such as “Launch · up to 120 credits”, when the sequence costs credits. While you build the sequence, the Settings tab estimates how long sending will take. The editor header shows a running credit estimate beside the Launch button, counting only the contacts the sequence can reach.

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Good to know

Yes. A low or empty balance shows as a warning in the dialog, and an empty one means the sequence pauses right after launch.Sending also pauses on its own if credits run out later. Buy credits, then press Resume sequence to start it again.
Hover the number left out to see why. The hover counts those with no address the sequence can send to, on the do-not-contact list, or in another sequence.
The first step of each path is labelled with the answer that leads there, such as “If no reply” or “If accepted”. A step both paths lead back to reads “Both paths”.
It says when the first step goes, such as “First emails go out now”, or that it waits for your approval in Tasks. One sender on Always ask holds every first email, because the emails leave from each sender’s mailboxes in turn.It is left out when only some senders’ LinkedIn accounts ask for approval, since their contacts would wait and the others would not.
The daily send limits of its senders’ connected mailboxes, added together. The Senders section of the Settings tab shows each sender’s emails today, from every sequence, against the limit of its own mailboxes.With no connected mailbox, a sequence with email steps cannot launch. A LinkedIn-only sequence needs no mailbox.
Yes. Once you have pressed Launch on a sequence, each editor tab carries a warning glyph counting the issues on it.
Only advice. Rows under Worth a look before launching leave Launch enabled. Every other issue is a hard blocker, and there is no way to skip one.
Another sequence already emailed them from a mailbox this one does not send from. A contact is only ever emailed from that one mailbox, so they stop at their first step. To keep them, add that mailbox’s sender to this sequence before you launch.
A contact is in one live sequence at a time, so a draft cannot start anyone another sequence holds. The row reads “Add contacts this sequence can reach” when some are on the do-not-contact list or were contacted recently instead.Open Audience opens the Audience tab. A skipped contact names the sequence holding them, with a link to it. They join this one as soon as that sequence lets them go, unless they replied, bounced or unsubscribed there.
A Withdraw connection request sits on a request’s Connected branch, where the person is already connected and there is nothing to withdraw. The row reads “Move the withdraw to Not accepted”. It is advice, so Launch stays enabled.Open the step opens that withdraw, and Move to Not accepted in its panel moves it onto Not accepted. Steps after it stay where they are.
Into the audience table’s Work email column, which is added if the table has none. When the sequence reads addresses from another column, a new column uses that one first and the found email second. The sequence switches to it once it has filled in.
A contact is looked up once. Contacts that already have an address, or were looked up before and nothing was found, are left out.
If your audience table keeps growing while the sequence runs, the estimate moves with it because there are more contacts left to reach.

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Next steps

Sequence analytics

See how a launched sequence is performing.

Build a sequence

Add the steps and audience the checklist checks against.