

The Followly overview page.
Followly sends emails automatically when something happens in your shop: an order changes status, a payment goes through, a customer registers, a product runs low. You decide exactly who gets which email and when.
Every automation is three simple boxes on a normal WordPress edit screen: what triggers it, which conditions must be true, and the email itself. No drag-and-drop builder, no external service, no account. Everything runs inside your WordPress.
All conditions must match (AND). Among them:
Send right away or after a delay of minutes, hours or days. Delays run through Action Scheduler, which ships with WooCommerce. The conditions are checked again right before sending, because an order may have changed in the meantime (for example it was cancelled).
Subject, heading and body with placeholders such as {billing_first_name}, {order_number}, {order_items_table} or {order_view_url}. Emails use your WooCommerce email template, so they look like the rest of your shop’s emails. Send to the customer, the shop admin or a custom address.
Before you switch an automation on, send yourself a test email from the edit screen. It uses what is in the form right now, saved or not, and fills the placeholders from a real order of your choice (or the latest one).
Every run is logged: sent, queued, skipped (and why) or failed. Emails that are still queued are listed on their own and can be cancelled before they go out. Old entries are cleaned up automatically after a period you choose.