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Customer Journey in D365 based on links clicked.

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Posted on by Vicki Oz 15

Hello and thank you for reading this and helping.

I am trying to create a journey based on clicking on a link in an email.

All people in segment get email #1. There are 3 links in the email - that hopefully could trigger the follow-up email.

Depending on what link gets clicked, I wanted to drive the follow-up email(s) sent.

I am hitting a wall configuring this within the journey.  I can get the second email triggered but not the subsequent ones.

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Does this need to be managed at the Segment and not within the Journey?

Any assistance is greatly appreciated.  

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    Community Member Microsoft Employee on at
    RE: Customer Journey in D365 based on links clicked.

    Hi Vicky,

    Yes, that it possible. :)

    If you found my answer helpful, please mark it as an answer to your question. Thanks!

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    Vicki Oz 15 on at
    RE: Customer Journey in D365 based on links clicked.

    Hi Emil Dusi. Thank you for that suggestion.

    I presume I could stagger the follow up emails so they are not sent all at the same time using the wait tiles.

    I appreciate your suggestions.

    Vicki

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    Community Member Microsoft Employee on at
    RE: Customer Journey in D365 based on links clicked.

    Another solution is to create 3 different segments that checks if a specific link has been clicked in the customer journey. Then you could add 3 new swimlanes that sends out the different e-mails to these segments.

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    Community Member Microsoft Employee on at
    RE: Customer Journey in D365 based on links clicked.

    Hello Vicky,

    I understand what you are trying to do and I disagree with the answers you have been given.

    The way I see it, you could use the If/Then tile to solve you issue:

    1. Send marketing mail with 3 links

    2. If/then link 1 is clicked: Send mail 1 / If not: Insert new Tile

    3. Insert new If/Then Tile: If link 2 Clicked. Send mail 2 etc.

    4. Repeat the process for mail 3

    You can also insert Wait Tiles with this solution :)

    I hope it works for you!

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    Vicki Oz 15 on at
    RE: Customer Journey in D365 based on links clicked.

    Thank you. THat is good to know the RTM could offer a solution. I have to wait for our version of Dynamics to offer that.

    I appreciate your response.

    Vicki

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    Community Member Microsoft Employee on at
    RE: Customer Journey in D365 based on links clicked.

    I think you might be able to do this in the Real-Time Marketing journey creator.

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    Vicki Oz 15 on at
    RE: Customer Journey in D365 based on links clicked.

    Hi Nya. 

    thank you for replying. I could not map it out in a journey.  

    Here is an outline.

    1. There could be 4 emails in this journey.

    2. Send email #1 to group - Email #1 has 3 hyperlinks. Depending on the clicked link, I wanted to send a follow-up email. 

    2. If an email #1 recipient clicks hyperlink #1, send them Email #2

    3. If an email #1 recipient clicks hyperlink #2, send them Email #3

    4. If an email #1 recipient clicks hyperlink #3, send them Email #4

    I also wanted to wait a period of time to stagger the emails in case someone clicked on multiple links within the email.

    I have a sense this scenario is not possible in Dynamics.

    I appreciate your follow up.

    Vicki

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    Huma Mahmood 5 on at
    RE: Customer Journey in D365 based on links clicked.

    Dynamics 365 Marketing is a storehouse of customer journeys. You can generate as many as you want by visualizing and automating the paths that your customers will adopt to make a purchase.

    A customer journey could be extremely simple, like the one only involving a short interaction, like a single email campaign. On the other hand, a more complex journey could include a complete process from discovery to getting converted to a lead.

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    Nya 29,058 on at
    RE: Customer Journey in D365 based on links clicked.

    Hi,

    Thanks for the query.

    But I cannot figure out what you mean by "the subsequent ones".

    Would you please indicate in your screenshot where you would like to place the subsequent ones.

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