What are actions?
Actions are the “to-do” items in your room. Unlike content (which informs), actions require completion and help move the process forward. Actions help you:- Guide users through a process step by step
- Collect input or confirmations
- Track progress and completion rates
- Trigger workflows and automation
- Create accountability with assignments and due dates
Types of actions
Prospect-facing actions
These actions are visible to external users and help move a deal, onboarding, or project forward. Common examples:- Fill out a form
- Book a meeting
- Sign a document
- Watch a required video
- Download important files
- Invite additional stakeholders
Internal actions
Internal actions are visible only to your team and hidden from external users. Use internal actions to:- Assign follow-ups to team members
- Track internal preparation tasks
- Coordinate handoffs between Sales and CS
- Add private notes and context
- Manage behind-the-scenes work
Creating actions
Action assignments
Assign actions to specific people to create accountability. Assignment types:| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Internal team member | Assign to someone on your team |
| External contact | Assign to a prospect |
| Primary contact | Auto-assign to the room’s primary contact |
| Target company | Assign action to whole company |
- Assignees receive notifications (if notification is checked) when actions are assigned
- Reminders are sent for upcoming and overdue actions
- Completion notifications keep everyone informed
Due dates and reminders
Set due dates to create urgency and accountability. Due date features:- Set specific dates or relative dates (e.g., “3 days after room creation”)
- Automatic reminders before due dates
- Visual indicators show status at a glance
| Status | Description |
|---|---|
| To do | Not started |
| In progress | Work has begun |
| Done | Completed |
| Cancelled | No longer needed |
How actions work with automation
Actions can trigger and be triggered by workflows. Actions as triggers:- When an action is completed → Send a notification
- When an action becomes overdue → Alert the team
- When a specific action is done → Unlock the next section
- Automatically create actions when rooms are created
- Change action status based on CRM events
Best practices
- Use clear, descriptive names - “Review pricing proposal” is better than “Review document”
- Order actions logically - Arrange in the sequence you expect completion
- Limit prospect-facing actions - Only include what’s truly necessary
- Use internal actions generously - Keep your team coordinated without cluttering the prospect view
- Set realistic due dates - Create urgency without being unreasonable
- Connect to workflows - Automate follow-ups and notifications for key actions