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A step-by-step guide to add profiles to sequences: individually, or in bulk.
Once you have set up your email sequence, you can move on to enrolling profiles in the sequence. You can do so in two ways:
First, ensure you have shortlisted profiles. You can then select profiles in bulk and click the “Add to Sequence” button at the bottom of the screen.
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You can also add profiles to sequences one-by-one. To do so, while searching, select the “Add to Sequence” option on the profile card.
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Next, select your preferred sequence, as well as the type of contact data you’d like to use. You can choose between personal emails, professional emails, or a combination of the two.

If you choose a combination option — e.g. “Prefer personal emails, fallback to professional emails” — Juicebox will search for a verified personal email. If none is available, it will search for a verified professional email instead. This option is recommended to increase email coverage.
Finally, you will see a preview of the emails for your selected profiles. If you added an AI command, the emails will also include the personalization. This menu allows you to make any one-off edits to different campaign contacts. For example, you could change the outreach personalization for a specific contact.

In case there are any errors or warnings, you will be shown a error icon, alongside an explanation of any actions you have to take.
These cannot be skipped and must be resolved or removed. 🛑

These require review but can be skipped. ⚠️

To view the email history that exists with a candidate (all emails sent via Juicebox previously), select “Sequences” when viewing a candidate profile. You can also see emails that have been scheduled but not yet sent, and make any edits to them, if applicable.

Juicebox takes automatic actions to improve your email deliverability. Specifically, the service includes the following measures:
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We recommend against sending more than >100 emails per day per connected account. If you have strong open and replay rates, you may be able to further increase your email usage without effecting deliverability.
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