Hey all, Right now I'm working on a new webinar program template, the goal being to require as few inputs from the user creating the program as possible. Right now I'm trying to see if I can completely automate the flows for sending out reminder emails without the user setting up the program needing to modify flow steps or select a particular date. So here's my current campaign: It triggers when someone is registered, then uses the webinar date token to dynamically wait until specific points to send reminder emails. That's good! Only problem is if someone registers AFTER one of these points. Then the emails send immediately. So if I register on the day of the webinar I instantly get two reminder emails. That's bad. =( Can anyone see a way to limit access to the reminder campaign if the lead registers after a certain date (the date needs to be dynamic based on a token though)? Or perhaps a smarter way of solving this problem altogether? Cheers, Justin

Hey Justin,I thought of a solution by splitting the email sends up into multiple campaigns.In the Smart Campaign screenshotted above, replace the last two flow steps with a Request Campaign flow step. This flow step will request a new campaign you create called "Reminder Email", or something like that.Here is how the Reminder Email campaign should be set up:Smart List:Campaign is Requested: Marketo Flow Action (trigger)Not Was Sent Email: Reminder Email. Date of activity: past 24 hoursFlow:Wait until day of webinar (as you have set up in the current campaign)Send Email: Reminder EmailNow we have two seperate campaigns to send the email at two different times. The Reminder Campaign will only send the email again if it's been more than 24 hours since the lead received the email last. This time frame can be adjusted to your choosing.How does that sound as a solution?Best,Will