How to read this library
- Each state groups workflows designed for a specific business objective.
- Tags can coexist across states, so a contact can qualify for multiple workflows.
- Admins can enable workflows per segment and apply frequency controls.
State and tag context
Acquisition state
Primary tags in this state includeLead, Cold Lead, Warm Lead, Hot Lead, Referral Lead, and Organic Lead.
These workflows focus on top-of-funnel growth, referrals, and first-touch trust building.
Engagement state
Primary tags in this state includeNew Signup, Onboarding, Partially Onboarded, Active User, Power User, Occasional User, Feature Explorer, and Single-Feature User.
These workflows drive onboarding completion, feature adoption, and habit formation.
Revenue state
Primary tags in this state includeTrial User, Converted, High-Value User, Upsell Opportunity, Failed Payment, and Cart Abandoner.
These workflows support conversion, expansion, renewals, and recovery of at-risk revenue.
Health state
Primary tags in this state includeChurn Risk, Dormant User, Churned, Re-Engaged, and Frequent Support Contact.
These workflows reduce churn, reactivate inactive users, and improve retention quality.
Implementation notes
- Workflows are pre-defined by MailerPath and intended to be enabled per client segment.
- Contacts can enter multiple states, so workflow prioritization and frequency caps should be configured.
- Start by enabling high-signal workflows first, then expand coverage by state.

