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Introduce automation to your call tracking processes.
Automation Rules
Automation Rules
Automation Rules An automation rule comprises two main components. Firstly, there's the trigger part, which determines when the automation should initiate. Triggers can include events like when a call is answered or when a call exceeds a certain duration, such as 30 seconds. Secondly, there's the action part, which specifies what action Nimbata should take once the trigger conditions are met. Actions can range from applying tags (e.g., labeling as "lead"), assigning a specific value (e.g., al
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Triggers
Triggers
Triggers Triggers are a set of criteria that determine when an automation should start or when Nimbata should send call data to your integrations. Triggers can include events like when a call is answered or when a call exceeds a certain duration, such as 30 seconds. Once these conditions meet then Nimbata will perform an action that you set. How to set up a Trigger Step 1. To begin navigate to Lead Management Triggers. You'll find the defa
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