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Status: Available: documented behavior that is ready to use today.

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What a customer path controls

A customer path controls order, placement, and the transition between connected customer-facing tools. The owning builder still controls the content and behavior of each tool.
  1. Capture attention - Start with a landing page or a focused form.
  2. Present value - Use an automated webinar, offer page, or another supported step.
  3. Collect payment - Connect a creator-owned product to verified checkout.
  4. Confirm the result - Show the next supported access or confirmation step.
  5. Continue in CRM - Use a workflow trigger tied to a real customer event.

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Publish readiness

  • Give every step a clear name and purpose.
  • Open each linked tool in its own builder and save its required fields.
  • Publish landing-page steps when the path requires a public page.
  • Review broken, missing, or unavailable linked objects before publishing.
Do not rely on the path card aloneThe customer path can be ready while a linked page, webinar, product, or public runtime still needs configuration.