Journey Board — Complete Guide

One screen that shows where every contact sits inside a sequence: how many are at each step, how long they've been there, who replied, who left, and the one thing worth acting on today.

What the Journey Board is for Sequences send messages over days or weeks. The Journey Board answers the operational questions in one glance: Is this campaign healthy? Where are people right now? Where do they drop off? What — if anything — should I do? Open it from the Dock or App Launcher, pick a sequence at the top, and read top-to-bottom.

Anatomy — click any numbered region

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·Click a numbered region above

Each region of the board is explained here — what it shows and the action it suggests.

Currently here Sent Replies Exited

Every number, defined

NumberMeaningAction it suggests
EnrolledEveryone who ever entered this sequence.Context only — compare campaigns by size.
Currently activeContacts still moving through the steps right now.Your live workload; the step cards break this down.
CompletedReached the end of the sequence, with completion rate.Low rate + high exits → revisit message content.
RepliesContacts who genuinely wrote back, attributed to the step that earned the reply.Replies peak late? Move your ask earlier.
Overdue jobsMessages that were scheduled to send but haven't yet.Large + one channel = sender issue; the headline usually names it.
Currently here (per step)Contacts sitting at this step right now — exact, computed on the server.A pile-up at one step means its wait or its channel is the bottleneck.
Sent (per step)Messages delivered to the sending service from this step.Step-to-step decay shows your drop-off funnel.
Exited (per step)Contacts whose journey ended at this step (reply-stops, cancellations).High exits after one message = that message needs review.
Not sent (per step)Messages that didn't go out, with the reason.See the dedicated "Not Sent" SOP — only setup/temporary reasons need action.
Time sitting hereHow long the contacts at this step have been waiting (today / 1–3 days / 4+ days).A growing 4+ bucket on a short-delay step = something upstream stalled.
Estimated / pending hereRare fallback label when an exact count is momentarily unavailable.Refresh; exact counts return automatically.

The headline does the reading for you

The banner at the top is computed from the same numbers below it and always leads with the most important finding:

HeadlineIt meansDo this
🟢 Campaign is running healthyContacts are flowing; replies are arriving.Nothing — check the drop-off chip if you want to optimize.
🔴 [Channel] looks stalledA channel has a large overdue backlog and isn't sending.Check that channel's sender settings; contact support if unclear.
Campaign is winding downNo active contacts; the sequence has run its course.Archive it or refill it with a new audience.

Below the headline, chips call out the biggest drop-off step, where replies peak, and any unattributed exits — each one is a specific, finished analysis, not a raw number.

Suggested routine

Daily (30 seconds): open the board, read the headline. Green — close it.

Weekly (5 minutes): follow the "Not Sent" SOP — scan step cards for orange footers, open the reason breakdown, act only on actionable reasons, and note the drop-off chip for content improvements.

When launching a new sequence: check back after the first send window — the first step card tells you immediately whether delivery is flowing and how fast replies arrive.