Campaigns
A campaign is a short sequence of emails Jordyn sends to one person on a schedule — and stops automatically the moment they reply. Use it for nurture, win-back, referral asks, review requests, welcomes, announcements, and conversion deadlines.
Creating a campaign
- In chat: "nurture Bill for me" (or open Campaigns → Follow-ups, /campaigns, and click + New campaign there).
- Jordyn drafts every email and shows you all of them — subjects, bodies, and the schedule ("3 emails, 3 days apart, stops automatically if they reply"). Nothing sends yet.
- Edit anything. If more than one email account is connected, you choose which mailbox sends.
- Approve, and the first email goes out in the next business-hours send window. The rest follow the cadence.
Defaults: 3 emails, 3 days apart. You can set 2–5 emails and 1–30 days between them, plus the tone.
The Campaigns page (/campaigns)
Each campaign shows a progress bar ("Email 3 of 5 · 2 sent · every 3 days · next Sep 15") and expands to show every email's status. Controls:
- Pause — stops sending.
- Resume — picks the schedule back up with the original spacing (never compresses to catch up).
- Stop — final; a stopped campaign cannot restart (draft a new one instead).
- Ask Jordyn about it — opens chat about that campaign.
Automatic stop on reply
Every campaign stops itself the moment the recipient replies. That reply is the success signal — Jordyn does not use tracking pixels or rewrite links, so there are no open/click stats by design.
Daily sending limits
To protect your sending reputation, campaign emails from a personal inbox (Gmail, Outlook, Fastmail) are capped at 50 per day. Connecting a real mailing service — Brevo, Mailchimp, SendGrid, Klaviyo, or Customer.io — lifts the cap to 200 per day. The Campaigns page shows today's count.
Campaigns versus automations
A campaign initiates — it proactively emails someone on a cadence. An automation reacts — it waits for something to happen. "Follow up with her every few days" is a campaign; "flag me when she replies" is an automation. Jordyn keeps the two straight for you.