The launch checklist for a sequence.
Fix what the checklist finds
Open Launch on a sequence to see its checklist. Issues come from four places: your audience, your senders, your sending settings and your steps.- A missing audience table, or no column mapped to an email address or LinkedIn profile
- A sender with no connected mailbox or LinkedIn account
- No opt-out footer, or a sending window with no open day
- A step with no message, or a placeholder typed instead of inserted from the menu
Read the capacity and cost
Once every check is clear, the checklist gives way to a readout. It states how many emails a day your connected mailboxes can send, and how many days your credit balance covers at that rate. While you build the sequence, its Settings tab estimates how long sending will take, and the editor shows a running cost per contact.Good to know
Can I launch with a low credit balance?
Can I launch with a low credit balance?
A low balance is only a warning, but an empty one blocks the launch. Sending also pauses on its own if credits run out later, and resumes once you Buy credits.
What does the capacity number mean?
What does the capacity number mean?
It sums the daily sending limit of every connected mailbox assigned to the sequence, allowing for any mailbox still ramping up. Zero connected mailboxes means zero capacity, and Launch is blocked until one connects.
Does the checklist ever let a launch through with issues left?
Does the checklist ever let a launch through with issues left?
No. Every issue is a hard blocker, and the list must be empty before Launch is enabled. There is no way to skip one and launch anyway.
Why does the schedule estimate keep moving?
Why does the schedule estimate keep moving?
If your audience table keeps growing while the sequence runs, the estimate moves with it because there are more contacts left to reach.
Next steps
Sequence analytics
See how a launched sequence is performing.
Build a sequence
Add the steps and audience the checklist checks against.