If a contact, company, deal, ticket, or quote was unexpectedly not enrolled in a workflow, it could be due to several reasons:
Please note: if an object was unexpectedly enrolled in a workflow, refer to this article: Contact, company, deal, ticket, or quote unexpectedly enrolled in workflow.
Objects can only be enrolled in a workflow that is turned on. A workflow that is turned on will have a Workflow is ON switch toggled on in the top right. If not, click Review, then click Turn on.
If the workflow has automatic enrollment triggers, ensure that the object meets them. Take note of any AND and/or OR logic in the enrollment triggers.
For contact-based workflows, you can test a contact against the workflow's enrollment trigger(s) to see if they meet them.
By default, workflows are not set to enroll existing objects which meet the enrollment trigger(s) at the time the workflow is turned on, only objects that meet the enrollment trigger(s) moving forward. Learn how to enroll existing objects that meet enrollment triggers in a workflow.
If a contact meets the workflow's goal(s) or is on the workflow's suppression list at the time of enrollment in the workflow, they will be automatically unenrolled.
If the object meets the workflow's unenrollment trigger(s) at the time of enrollment in the workflow, they will be automatically unenrolled.
By default, objects are only enrolled in workflows the first time they meet the workflow enrollment triggers or are enrolled manually. If an object was previously enrolled in a workflow and re-enrollment is not enabled, it will not be enrolled in the workflow if it meets the workflow's original enrollment trigger(s) again. Learn how to add re-enrollment triggers to a workflow to allow re-enrollment.