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Sequence Enrollments

Enroll contacts into a sequence and track their progress.

Enrolling a contact

A sequence owns a source list (its listId). A contact is enrolled by adding that list to the contact's listIds array — there is no separate "enroll" endpoint:

# 1. Find the sequence's source list id
curl -G "https://api.zero.inc/api/sequences/SEQUENCE_UUID" \
  --data-urlencode "fields=id,name,listId" \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer YOUR_API_TOKEN"

# 2. Add that list to the contact's listIds — this enrolls them.
#    listIds is replaced wholesale, so include the contact's existing lists too.
curl -X PATCH "https://api.zero.inc/api/contacts/CONTACT_UUID" \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer YOUR_API_TOKEN" \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{"listIds": ["EXISTING_LIST_UUID", "SEQUENCE_LIST_UUID"]}'

The contact immediately gets an enrollment record (a SequenceContactStatus) with status waitingForPickUp. If the sequence is active, a background worker assigns the first step and begins sending within about a minute. Sequences whose start step uses manual roll-out land in waitingForApproval until approved in the app.

Unenrolling

Remove the sequence's list from the contact's listIds. The enrollment's status flips to cancelled and no further steps run.

Unsubscribing from all messaging

Unenrolling only stops this sequence. To suppress all outbound messaging to a contact — across every sequence, automation, and agent send — set unsubscribedFromAllMessaging: true via PATCH /api/contacts/{contactId} (see the ContactUpdate schema). New enrollments are then blocked and any active run is stopped on its next step, with an outcome of unsubscribed.

Tracking progress

Use GET /api/sequenceContactStatuses for per-contact state, and GET /api/sequences/progressSummary for aggregate per-sequence metrics. POST /api/sequences/reenroll resets contacts to the start; POST /api/sequences/forceNextStep advances them.

Re-enroll contacts

post

Resets the given contacts to the start of the sequence (status waitingForPickUp), clearing their step history, outcome, scheduled emails, enrollment logs, and any AI drafts. Contacts with no existing enrollment row are enrolled fresh. The background worker re-assigns the first step on the next pass (if the sequence is active).

Authorizations
AuthorizationstringRequired

All API requests require a Bearer token in the Authorization header. Create an API key from Workspace Settings → API keys

Body
sequenceIdstring · uuidRequired
contactIdsstring · uuid[]Required
Responses
200

Contacts re-enrolled

application/json
successbooleanOptional
countintegerOptional

Number of contacts processed.

post/api/sequences/reenroll

Advance contacts to the next step

post

Moves the given contacts from their current step to the next one immediately, cancelling any pending scheduled emails for the current step. Contacts already on the last step are marked completed; contacts with no current step are skipped. When the next step is a delay, the contact parks on the delay and resumes naturally when it elapses.

Authorizations
AuthorizationstringRequired

All API requests require a Bearer token in the Authorization header. Create an API key from Workspace Settings → API keys

Body
sequenceIdstring · uuidRequired
contactIdsstring · uuid[]Required
Responses
200

Contacts advanced

application/json
successbooleanOptional
advancedintegerOptional
completedintegerOptional
skippedintegerOptional
post/api/sequences/forceNextStep

Sequence progress metrics

get

Returns aggregate enrollment metrics per sequence for a workspace (enrolled, active, paused, completed, replied, bounced, etc.). Pass sequenceId to scope the summary to a single sequence.

Authorizations
AuthorizationstringRequired

All API requests require a Bearer token in the Authorization header. Create an API key from Workspace Settings → API keys

Query parameters
workspaceIdstring · uuidRequired
sequenceIdstring · uuidOptional

Limit the summary to a single sequence.

Responses
200

Successful response

application/json
successbooleanOptional
get/api/sequences/progressSummary

List enrollments

get

Returns enrollment records (SequenceContactStatus) — one per contact per sequence — with each contact's live status, current step, and outcome. Filter with where, e.g. {"workspaceId": "<WORKSPACE_UUID>", "sequenceId": "<SEQUENCE_UUID>"}, optionally adding "status": "active".

Authorizations
AuthorizationstringRequired

All API requests require a Bearer token in the Authorization header. Create an API key from Workspace Settings → API keys

Query parameters
fieldsstringOptional

Comma-separated list of fields to return. Defaults to all fields.

Example: id,name,domain
wherestringOptional

JSON-encoded filter object. All top-level conditions are combined with AND logic. Use $or for OR logic.

The available operators depend on the data type of the field you are filtering on.


String fields

Fields like name, domain, description, linkedin, source, externalId, location.

OperatorDescriptionExample
(exact)Exact match{"name": "Linear"}
$eqExplicit exact match{"name": {"$eq": "Linear"}}
$notNot equal{"source": {"$not": "import"}}
$inMatches any value in array{"domain": {"$in": ["linear.app", "granola.so"]}}
$notInMatches none of the values{"source": {"$notIn": ["import", "api"]}}
$containsCase-insensitive word-boundary substring match{"name": {"$contains": "YC"}}
$notContainsDoes not contain{"name": {"$notContains": "Test"}}
$containsAnyContains any of the given strings{"name": {"$containsAny": ["YC", "Techstars"]}}
$startsWithStarts with prefix{"domain": {"$startsWith": "app."}}
$endsWithEnds with suffix{"email": {"$endsWith": "@zero.inc"}}
$existsField is present and truthy{"linkedin": {"$exists": true}}
$notExistsField is absent, null, or empty{"linkedin": {"$notExists": true}}

Number fields

Fields like value, confidence.

OperatorDescriptionExample
(exact)Exact match{"value": 5000}
$eqExplicit exact match{"value": {"$eq": 5000}}
$notNot equal{"value": {"$not": 0}}
$gtGreater than{"value": {"$gt": 10000}}
$gteGreater than or equal{"value": {"$gte": 5000}}
$ltLess than{"value": {"$lt": 10000}}
$lteLess than or equal{"value": {"$lte": 50000}}
$inMatches any value in array{"confidence": {"$in": [0.25, 0.5, 0.75]}}
$notInMatches none of the values{"confidence": {"$notIn": [0, 1]}}
$existsField is present and truthy{"value": {"$exists": true}}
$notExistsField is absent, null, or zero{"value": {"$notExists": true}}

Multiple operators can be combined on one field:

{"value": {"$gte": 5000, "$lt": 10000}}

Date fields

Fields like closeDate, startDate, endDate, createdAt, updatedAt.

Values can be ISO 8601 strings ("2026-01-01", "2026-01-01T00:00:00Z") or relative time macros.

Relative time macros: +Nd / -Nd (days), +Nw / -Nw (weeks), +Nm / -Nm (months), +Ny / -Ny (years), +Nh / -Nh (hours), +Ns / -Ns (seconds), now().

OperatorDescriptionExample
$gteOn or after{"closeDate": {"$gte": "2026-01-01"}}
$lteOn or before{"closeDate": {"$lte": "2026-03-31"}}
$gtAfter{"createdAt": {"$gt": "2026-01-01T00:00:00Z"}}
$ltBefore{"createdAt": {"$lt": "now()"}}
$dateExact date match (compares date portion only){"closeDate": {"$date": "2026-01-15"}}
$existsField is present and truthy{"closeDate": {"$exists": true}}
$notExistsField is absent or null{"closeDate": {"$notExists": true}}

Date range example:

{"closeDate": {"$gte": "2026-01-01", "$lte": "2026-03-31"}}

Relative date example (closing in next 30 days):

{"closeDate": {"$gte": "now()", "$lte": "+30d"}}

Array fields

Fields like listIds, ownerIds, contactIds.

OperatorDescriptionExample
$includesArray contains the given value (use this — bare exact match is not supported){"listIds": {"$includes": "<LIST_UUID>"}}
$notIncludesArray does not contain the given value{"ownerIds": {"$notIncludes": "<USER_UUID>"}}
$overlapsArray contains at least one of the given values{"ownerIds": {"$overlaps": ["<UUID_1>", "<UUID_2>"]}}
$notOverlapsArray contains none of the given values{"listIds": {"$notOverlaps": ["<UUID_1>", "<UUID_2>"]}}
$allArray contains all of the given values{"listIds": {"$all": ["<UUID_1>", "<UUID_2>"]}}
$lengthFilter by array length (supports nested operators){"contactIds": {"$length": {"$gte": 2}}}
$existsField is present and non-empty{"ownerIds": {"$exists": true}}
$notExistsField is absent or empty{"ownerIds": {"$notExists": true}}

UUID / ID fields

Fields like id, workspaceId, companyId, stage.

OperatorDescriptionExample
(exact)Exact match{"stage": "<PIPELINE_STAGE_UUID>"}
$inMatches any value in array{"stage": {"$in": ["<UUID_1>", "<UUID_2>"]}}
$notInMatches none of the values{"stage": {"$notIn": ["<UUID_1>"]}}
$notNot equal{"stage": {"$not": "<UUID>"}}

Boolean fields

Fields like archived.

OperatorDescriptionExample
(exact)Exact match{"archived": false}
$notNot equal{"archived": {"$not": true}}

Logical operators

These work across all data types.

$or — matches if any sub-condition is true:

{
  "workspaceId": "<WORKSPACE_UUID>",
  "$or": [
    {"ownerIds": {"$overlaps": ["<USER_UUID_1>", "<USER_UUID_2>"]}},
    {"closeDate": {"$gte": "2026-01-01"}}
  ]
}

$and — matches if all sub-conditions are true (useful when you need multiple conditions on the same field):

{
  "$and": [
    {"name": {"$contains": "Enterprise"}},
    {"name": {"$notContains": "Test"}}
  ]
}

Dot-notation (relation filtering)

Use dot-syntax to filter records based on properties of related objects:

{"company.name": "Linear"}
{"company.domain": {"$in": ["linear.app", "granola.so"]}}
{"company.location.city": "San Francisco"}
{"companyProfile.categories": {"$overlaps": ["Sales", "Marketing"]}}

All operators available for the target field's data type can be used with dot-notation.


Custom property filtering

Custom properties are stored in the custom object on records, keyed by UUID. Use GET /api/columns to discover the available custom property IDs, types, and options for a workspace.

Filter on custom properties using custom.<COLUMN_ID> with operators appropriate for the column's type.

Note: For select and multiselect columns, option values are UUIDs (the key field from the column's options array). Use the UUID, not the human-readable name.

// Text custom property
{"custom.54e1ca7d-69c3-4b77-8266-8085b5834116": {"$contains": "enterprise"}}

// Select custom property (use the option key UUID)
{"custom.a1b2c3d4-e5f6-7890-abcd-ef1234567890": "3e839b5c-b311-4887-b2da-727d2d75cdd6"}

// Multi-select custom property (use option key UUIDs)
{"custom.b2c3d4e5-f6a7-8901-bcde-f12345678901": {"$overlaps": ["a1b1c1d1-e1f1-1111-aaaa-111111111111", "b2b2c2d2-e2f2-2222-bbbb-222222222222"]}}

// Currency/number custom property
{"custom.c3d4e5f6-a7b8-9012-cdef-123456789012": {"$gte": 100000}}

// Date custom property
{"custom.d4e5f6a7-b8c9-0123-defa-234567890123": {"$gte": "2026-01-01"}}

// Boolean custom property
{"custom.e5f6a7b8-c9d0-1234-efab-345678901234": true}

// Check if custom property has a value
{"custom.f6a7b8c9-d0e1-2345-fabc-456789012345": {"$exists": true}}

Complex example

All top-level keys are ANDed together:

{
  "name": {"$contains": "Zero"},
  "location.city": "Helsinki",
  "location.country": {"$in": ["United Kingdom", "Germany", "Sweden"]},
  "value": {"$gte": 10000},
  "closeDate": {"$gte": "2026-01-01", "$lte": "2026-03-31"},
  "ownerIds": {"$includes": "<USER_UUID>"},
  "stage": {"$in": ["<UUID_1>", "<UUID_2>"]},
  "lastActivity": {"$exists": true},
  "companyProfile.categories": {"$overlaps": ["Sales", "Marketing"]},
  "custom.54e1ca7d-69c3-4b77-8266-8085b5834116": {"$contains": "enterprise"}
}
Example: {"stage":"<PIPELINE_STAGE_UUID>"}
limitintegerOptional

Maximum number of records to return

Default: 100
offsetintegerOptional

Pagination offset

Default: 0
orderBystringOptional

JSON string for sort order

Example: {"name":"asc"}
Responses
200

Successful response

application/json
totalintegerOptional
get/api/sequenceContactStatuses

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