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Workflow Trigger: Funnel/Website PageView

The Funnel/Website PageView workflow trigger runs when a contact views a specific funnel or website page, enabling automation based on real-time page visit behavior.

Updated over 3 months ago

Who This Is For / When to Use

Use this trigger if you want to:

  • Automate follow-ups when contacts visit key pages (checkout, pricing, cancellation)

  • Re-engage visitors who abandon funnels

  • Segment contacts based on website or funnel activity

  • Trigger actions using UTM-based traffic sources

What the Funnel/Website PageView Trigger Does

This trigger adds a contact to a workflow when a tracked page view event occurs.
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You can narrow when it fires using filters such as:

  • Funnel or Website

  • Specific Page

  • UTM parameters (campaign, source, medium, term, content)

How to Set Up the Funnel/Website PageView Trigger

Step 1: Create or Edit a Workflow

  1. Go to Automations > Workflows.

  2. Click + Create Workflow, or open an existing workflow and select Edit Workflow.

Step 2: Add the Funnel/Website PageView Trigger

  1. In the workflow builder, click Add New Trigger.

  2. Search for Funnel/Website PageView under Events.

  3. Select the trigger.

Step 3: Select Funnel or Website

  1. In Filters, choose Funnel/Website.

  2. Select the funnel or website you want to track.

This ensures the workflow only triggers for page views within the selected property.

Step 4: Filter by Page (Optional)

Use this filter if you want the trigger to fire only when specific pages are visited.

  1. Select Page.

  2. Choose an operator such as Is, Includes, or Is any of.

  3. Select one or more pages (for example: Checkout, Cart, Thank You).

Step 5: Add UTM Parameter Filters (Optional)

UTM filters allow you to trigger workflows based on marketing traffic sources.

Available UTM filters include:

  • UTM Campaign

  • UTM Source

  • UTM Medium

  • UTM Term

  • UTM Content

Use these to target visitors from specific ads, emails, or campaigns.

Step 6: Save, Test, and Publish

  1. Click Save Trigger.

  2. Use Test Workflow to validate behavior.

  3. Toggle the workflow from Draft to Publish when ready.

Example Use Case

Abandoned Checkout Follow-Up

Scenario: You want to follow up with contacts who reach the checkout page but do not complete a purchase.

Trigger Setup:

  • Trigger: Funnel/Website PageView

  • Funnel/Website: Bookkeeper Funnel

  • Page: Is equal to Checkout

Action:

  • Send a follow-up email after a delay offering assistance or incentives.

This setup helps recover abandoned carts and increase conversions.

Common Use Cases

Lead Nurturing

Trigger emails or SMS when contacts view high-intent pages like pricing or booking pages.

E-Commerce Optimization

Track visits to product detail or checkout pages and automate reminders or offers.

Proactive Customer Support

Trigger alerts or messages when visitors reach contact, cancellation, or support pages.

Common Issues and Fixes

The workflow does not trigger

  • Confirm the workflow is published

  • Ensure the page exists within the selected funnel or website

  • Verify the page filter operator matches the page type (Is vs Includes)

The workflow triggers too often

  • Narrow the Page filter

  • Add UTM filters to limit traffic sources

  • Combine multiple filters for precision

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Funnel/Website PageView trigger?

It is a workflow trigger that runs when a contact views a specific funnel or website page.

Can I track multiple pages in one trigger?

Yes. Use Is any of or Includes operators to track multiple pages.

Do I need to specify a page?

No. If no page is selected, the trigger fires on any page view within the selected funnel or website.

What are UTM parameters used for?

UTM parameters identify traffic source details such as campaign, medium, or source, allowing more targeted automation.

Can I test this trigger?

Yes. Use Test Workflow to simulate page view events and validate actions.

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