Pending work in the queue.
Verify available channels, quota and sending interval.
See the actual stepsSending queues and exceptions
Where the task stands.Make the status clear.
Keep reviewing task states, exceptions and follow-on handling in one place.
An old rich-text attachment test task shows submission complete; unsubscribe and bounce lists are empty. This does not prove current queue delivery or customer receipt. No queue controls were executed.
Pending work in the queue.
Exceptions to revisit.
Keep reviewing task states, exceptions and follow-on handling in one place.
This feature's focusSee the status
Check provider acceptance, delivery, and replies separately
How the feature works. Actual results depend on information, permissions, and service requirements.
See this feature's highlights.
real work.
Details worth exploring.
Exceptions to revisit.
Review pending, sent and exception states in the queue.
See the actual stepsActual replies confirmed separately.
Once receiving is running, stop further outreach according to actual replies.
See how to checkBefore you begin, get prepared.
Task conditions: available channels, remaining quota and sending interval.
See application scenariosUse it for this specific task.
When a task is prepared, inspect actual progress and exceptions rather than treating submission as delivery.
See application scenariosFinish this step. Continue to the next.
Pause remaining tasks when necessary, then review exceptions. The live sending channel still requires operational acceptance.
See application scenariosUnderstand the tool and human handling separately
What the tool handles.
What you decide.
Pending work in the queue.
Keep reviewing task states, exceptions and follow-on handling in one place.
Review pending, sent and exception states in the queue.
3 key points.
After confirmation, continue.
- Channel acceptance, delivery and customer replies are different states.
- Handle exceptions according to provider and account conditions.
- Stopping further outreach after a reply requires incoming email processing to be running.
This compares feature handling scopes. Scenarios explain the sequence, not measured efficiency or completed customer cases.
Explain the feature through real work
This time.
clear.
Suppose some queued emails have been handed to the provider.
Hypothetical scenario · Feature explanation, not a customer case or completed AI resultCount all tasks as messages that reached customers.
Confirm progress separately using queue status and actual receipts.
When to use it
Prepare first.
Make this task specific.
When a task is prepared, inspect actual progress and exceptions rather than treating submission as delivery.
Task conditions
available channels, remaining quota and sending interval.
Operational evidence
pending, sent and exception states, plus actual incoming email activity.
Complete steps
From the start.
To the next step.
Process queues using available channels, remaining quotas and sending intervals. View tasks, sent messages and exceptions. After receiving mail, replies can stop subsequent outreach. Actual channels still await operational validation.
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Verify available channels, quota and sending interval.
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Review pending, sent and exception states in the queue.
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Once receiving is running, stop further outreach according to actual replies.
Connect the work from step to step
Make this step clear.
Connect the next step.
Pause remaining tasks when necessary, then review exceptions. The live sending channel still requires operational acceptance.
Return to Email and WhatsApp · Linbo for the complete workflowUnderstand before use
Bring the actual conditions.
Continue this step of the work.
The live sending channel still requires operational acceptance. Provider acceptance, delivery and customer replies are different states.
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Pause, resume and cancel tasks
Leave room to adjust remaining sending tasks.
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