Provider instances
Record detected providers and source evidence without turning detection into readiness.
Preserve what already exists
See the emails you already have before adding more.
Inventory existing automations, available copy, triggers, recipients, provider evidence and unknowns; compare each proposed addition and block unresolved overlap instead of silently replacing customer work.
In plain language
Sequenced treats existing email as its own inventory, not as generated-plan copy. Reviewed existing messages stay preserved while new recommendations must prove they do a different job.
Read the app-flow guide Inventory is part of the source-aware review and remains reported evidence.
Sequenced · Email inventoryREVIEW
Preserve what already existsEmail inventoryIllustrative product view
- 1Provider instancesReady for reviewCurrent
- 2Automations and variantsIncluded in scope
- 3Reported operation statusIncluded in scope
- 4Existing and recommended togetherIncluded in scope
- 5Conservative overlap rulesIncluded in scope
Review boundaryNothing activates customer sending from this screen.
What is inside
Specific enough to review.
Bounded enough to trust.
Every part has a customer job and a visible limit.
Inventory independently
Separate existing automation from new recommendations and retain its ownership.
Automations and variants
Capture triggers, recipients, timing, available copy, environment and implementation evidence.
Reported operation status
Connected code paths, partial wiring, templates and unknown production state remain distinct.
Compare every addition
Require explicit review against the messages already associated with the product.
Existing and recommended together
Filter by existing, recommended and needs-review while grouping messages by product stage.
Conservative overlap rules
Missing or partial evidence blocks additions; disjointness requires expressible current-state contradictions.
Reviewable rescans
Added, changed and not-seen findings are visible without assuming a missing item was deleted.
Preserve the handoff
Carry exact existing ownership into the package the implementation agent receives.
Preservation contract
Approved packages name existing automation IDs, reviewed relations and selected additions.
Scoped inventory reads
Project-bound dashboard, REST and MCP reads share immutable snapshot versions.
No automatic migration
Sequenced never disables, edits or moves an existing customer automation automatically.
How it moves
One careful decision
at a time.
- 01
Find existing automation
Inspect relevant code and provider references within the authorized source scope.
- 02
Review evidence and overlap
Keep available copy, gaps, unknowns and every proposed relation visible.
- 03
Preserve it in the package
Bind reviewed ownership and additions to the exact approved revision.
Frequently asked
Questions, answered clearly.
The useful answer first, with the operational boundary kept intact.
Will Sequenced modify my existing emails?
No. Existing automations are read-only inventory evidence. Sequenced does not disable, rewrite, migrate or activate them.
What does connected mean in an inventory?
Connected means the source report found the required producer, recipient and send paths, plus a scheduler for scheduled messages. It is still reported evidence and does not prove that production delivery is active.
How does Sequenced prevent duplicate automation?
Every proposed addition must be compared with inventoried automation. Partial, missing or unsupported overlap evidence blocks the addition until the scope can be reviewed safely.
Can I export the inventory before buying?
Yes. Inventory review and snapshot-bound JSON or Markdown export are available before purchase. If existing coverage is enough, no plan generation is required.
Keep the next step useful
Read the app-flow guide
Inventory is part of the source-aware review and remains reported evidence.
Read the app-flow guide