Who this is for: Recruiters who want to reuse an existing sequence as the starting point for a new one.
What cloning does
Cloning creates a copy of an existing sequence in Draft state. It gives you a fully built starting point — steps, content, settings — that you can modify and launch without rebuilding from scratch. This is the fastest way to create a new sequence based on one that's already working.
How to clone a sequence
Go to the Sequences page
Find the sequence you want to clone and click the Options icon as seen in the image below
Select Clone Sequence
Confirm — the new sequence appears immediately in the Sequences table as a Draft
What gets copied
What IS copied | What is NOT copied |
All steps in the same order | Recipients |
All step content (subject lines, message bodies, tokens) | Historical reporting data |
Step configuration (delays, skip weekends, task settings, send as reply) | Sequence status (clone always starts as Draft) |
Sender list and sender priority settings | Scheduled launch time (if the original was scheduled) |
Schedule selection |
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Attached job opening (if any) |
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Sequence stopping rules |
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Branching conditions and structure |
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Who owns the clone
The sequence creator is set to whoever triggered the clone action — not the original sequence owner. If you clone someone else's sequence, you become the owner of the new one.
What to do after cloning
The clone opens in Draft state. Before launching, review and update:
Sequence name — the clone inherits the original name. Rename it to something distinct.
Senders — confirm the sender list and priority are correct for this new sequence's audience
Attached job — if a job was copied over, confirm it's the right one or update it
Step content — review messaging to make sure it's appropriate for the new recipient set. Tokens carry over as-is and will generate fresh content per recipient at launch.
Schedule — confirm the sending schedule is right for your new audience
Once everything looks right, add recipients and launch. See Launching a Sequence for the full pre-launch checklist.
Cloning a Campaign as a Sequence
If you have existing Campaigns you want to migrate to Sequences, you can clone them directly as a Sequence from the Campaigns tab. The same rules apply — steps and content are copied, recipients are not.
See Campaigns vs. Sequences: What's Changed and How to Migrate for the full migration guide.