Assign contact reply sentiments

In this guide:

Learn how to assign reply sentiments to categorize a contact's interest in your message.


Before you begin

Reply sentiments can be assigned to contacts to categorize the type of response you receive from them. This is a great way to keep your contact lists organized and to show the health of your pipeline.

Reply sentiments can be assigned within a specific sequence or in your Tasks Dashboard.

Once a contact has replied or is set to booked in a sequence, you can assign one of the following reply sentiments:

  1. Interested - the contact is interested in the opportunity
  2. Not Interested - the contact is not interested in the opportunity
  3. Bad Fit - the contact is not the right fit for the opportunity
  4. Timing - the timing of the opportunity doesn't align with the contact
  5. Wrong Contact - the contact is not the appropriate person to reach out to
  6. Bad Data - the contact is not the correct person that you intended to reach out to

    (i.e. the email is not accurate for the contact)


Open contact replies in Gmail

If you are using Gmail as your email provider, you can open contact replies directly from your sequence by following these steps:

  1. Find the contact in your sequence and click the Replied status.
  2. In the drop-down menu, select Open in Gmail.
  3. This will open up a new browser tab and take you directly to the contact's reply in the email thread.

Note: If you are not the owner of the sequence, you will not see the option to open the reply in Gmail.


Assign contact replies in a sequence

To assign a reply sentiment from a sequence, follow the steps below:

  1. Click on the contact's status to open up the drop-down menu.
  2. Select Assign Sentiment from the menu. 
  3. In the Assign Sentiment pop-up, select a sentiment that best matches the contact reply. You can always change the type of sentiment by clicking on the contact's status. 
  4. After selecting a sentiment, click Confirm to save.


Assign contact replies in the Tasks dashboard

To assign a reply sentiment in the Tasks dashboard, follow these steps:

  1. From the Tasks Dashboard, navigate to the Replies tab to view contact replies across all sequences that do not have an assigned reply sentiment.
  2. A contact reply will display one at a time for you to assign a sentiment to it. Select a sentiment to assign to the contact reply. 
  3. After assigning a sentiment, click Save & Continue and the next contact reply will be displayed. You can also click Skip if you choose not to assign a sentiment to the reply. 

If your sequence is shared with your team, reply sentiments can also be assigned by other team members.

To see your team member's contact replies, click the drop-down menu on the left-hand side of your Tasks Dashboard:

Note: Once a contact has been assigned a reply sentiment, you cannot change it again within the Tasks Dashboard. Instead, open the sequence the contact is in and click on their status to update the sentiment there.


Copy replied contacts from the Tasks Dashboard

Individual contacts can be copied to another sequence from the Replies tab of the Tasks Dashboard. 

To copy a contact within the Replies tab of the Tasks Dashboard, follow the steps below:

  1. Click Copy Contact below the options of reply sentiments. 
  2. Select a sequence to copy the contact to from the drop-down menu. 
  3. After selecting a sequence, click Confirm


Automatic sentiment tracking (beta)

Contact replies can automatically be assigned a sentiment by enabling the Automatic Sentiment Tracking feature from the Tracking Settings.

Once a contact replies to an email, our built-in AI will categorize their reply into one of the above sentiments.

Please note: This is a beta feature and we cannot guarantee that every sentiment will be tracked automatically and correctly. If you run into any issues, our Technical Support team is unable to assist.

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