This article explains how to configure the Schedule & Tracking settings in FirstQuadrant. This section allows you to define the cadence of automated follow-ups, control sending schedules based on time zones, and manage email tracking preferences to optimize deliverability.
To access these settings, go to:
Settings → Workspace → Schedule & tracking
In this section, you define how many follow-up emails FirstQuadrant should prepare after a reply message and at what intervals. After approval these follow-ups are automatically scheduled and generated unless the contact responds earlier.
By default, FirstQuadrant creates three follow-up emails, spaced as follows:
This setup creates a gradually increasing delay between emails—also known as a progressive cadence—designed to reduce fatigue while maintaining engagement.
The default recipe is used by FirstQuadrant when dynamically generating email replies. You can easily tailor this:
You can customize as many follow-up steps as you want. These settings ensure that follow-ups are spaced intentionally and adaptively without needing to manually build sequences each time.
Info: If you want to change the content or tone of the follow-up emails generated by FirstQuadrant, you can do so by creating a general fine-tuning rule in the Fine-tuning settings. These rules let you guide how the AI composes responses for your entire workspace.
The sending schedule determines the days and times during which FirstQuadrant is allowed to send emails.
For each weekday, you can define active sending hours (e.g., 08:00–20:00). This is useful for:
At the bottom of the settings page, you can manage email tracking options:
Important note:
To preserve deliverability, FirstQuadrant does not inject tracking pixels into every email. Instead, it samples a subset of emails to estimate open and click rates. You will not see per-email open or click data, but you will see aggregate tracking statistics at the campaign or input level.