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Multithreading controls how a sequence behaves when several of its contacts share a company. Cap how many of them it reaches, space out when it reaches them, and decide whether one reply speaks for the rest.
The Multithreading section showing a Set a company limit field, a Sequential sending within a company toggle marked Recommended, and a Stop on reply from company toggle also marked Recommended.

The Multithreading section of a sequence's settings.

Set the rules

1

Open Multithreading

In the sequence editor, open Settings and find the Multithreading section.
2

Set a company limit

Type a number into Set a company limit, or leave it as No limit.
3

Turn on Sequential sending within a company

One colleague is contacted at a time; the sequence waits for an outcome before moving to the next.
4

Turn on Stop on reply from company

When anyone at the company replies, their colleagues’ scheduled sends stop as well.

Good to know

By the Company column mapped on the Audience tab. Map that column for the company limit to have anything to count.
They do not get contacted through this sequence. The limit is a ceiling on the whole company, not on each colleague.
No. It waits for an outcome at the current step, not a timer, before moving on to the next colleague.

Next steps

Choose the audience

Map the Company column this setting depends on.

Set the schedule and sending window

Decide when this sequence is allowed to send.