Hi Sonja,Indeed if you use a Scheduler to manage the execution of your workflow, you should be able to do your use case as you described (unexecuted activities would go in a queue and still be executed even if the workflow is executed again).This is not the case for workflows without Schedulers.I'd ...

Hi Sonja,Yes you can do as you suggested:1. A query to get your initial target. It can be incremental if you plan on executing that workflow again to avoid targeting those who already went through the 1st execution (and received many emails according to your use case ). Make sure you don't execute t...

Thanks for the update, I'm marking the thread answered for reference for potential visitors, so they can find the link with the correct information.Florent

Hi Courtney,I've seen that you got help from another post linked above. Were you able to get what you needed?Florent

I'm sorry that you encounter this problem.Please let us know once you manage to have it fixed by the support team and if there is anything you learn that could prevent it from happening for other users.Thanks,Florent

Hi Kaushal,Did you try what Jean-Serge suggested?Let us know,Florent

Hi Harish,I think I get your requirements. I know that you can define visibility conditions for fields in a form. But I'm not sure you can use conditions based on the previous time the visitor accessed the form.I will double check but I'm not confident about it.In any case, I'd advise to open a supp...