Journey Builder overview

What you'll need

  • An account with access to Automation > Journeys
  • At least one guest-facing campaign (a splash page plus its login methods, branding, and post-login behavior, reusable across locations) already live, so guests exist to enroll

Steps

  1. Go to Automation > Journeys (/automation/journeys) in the sidebar, under the Tools group. Journeys are labeled Beta — MyWiFi is actively expanding what a journey can trigger on and do.
  2. A journey is a multi-step marketing sequence that runs automatically for your guests: a guest matches a trigger (for example, first-time visitor), then the journey sends messages, waits, branches, and updates guest data over time without you doing anything manually. Journey Builder canvas with a 5-step journey: a no-return trigger, a delay, an SMS step, a decision split, and an email/exit branch
  3. Journey Builder is separate from the older Automations list (/automations), which still exists for simple one trigger → one action rules, including any automations you already have connecting to GetResponse or iContact. Journeys don't replace old automations automatically — each system keeps its own existing rules, and you choose which one to build in going forward.
  4. A journey is built from four kinds of steps: Messages (SMS, WhatsApp, Email), Timing (a Delay step), Logic (a Decision split or an Exit step), and Integrations (Tag and Webhook steps). See Create a journey for the walkthrough.
A Journey Builder sequence — trigger, delay, SMS, decision split, email/exit — with the four step-group legend

Best practice: if you already have simple automations in the older Automations list, leave them running — Journey Builder is for sequences that need more than one step (a delay, a branch, or more than one message channel), not a required migration.

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