Blast Follow-Up · feature

Blast Finder

Groups texts sent close together into blasts, so you can pick one without campaign IDs or workflow changes.

What it does

Blast Finder looks through a sub-account's recent text messages and groups them into blasts. You choose how far back to look (3, 7, 14, 30 or 60 days) and press Find blasts. You get a list of blasts, each with its date and time, how many unanswered texts went out, and the most common message text, so you can recognize "Still looking for working capital this month?" at a glance.

Pick a blast and Blast Follow-Up moves straight on to checking who replied.

Why it matters

To follow up on a blast, you first have to define who got it. In GoHighLevel, that depends on how it was sent. A bulk action from a smart list has its own history. A workflow has its own execution logs. A campaign has stats. None of them gives you a clean "these 1,284 people got Tuesday's text" list you can act on, and if three different people sent blasts three different ways, you're piecing it together by hand.

The usual workaround is discipline: tag every contact before you blast, so you can find them later. That works until someone forgets. Blast Finder skips the setup by reading what was sent, not how. Our guide to finding contacts who never replied walks through the native approach first.

It also helps when a blast went out in pieces. If a rep sent 400 texts at 9 a.m. and another 300 at 9:05, Blast Finder groups them into one blast because the gap is small, which matches how you'd think about it.

How it works

  1. Pick the sub-account in Blast Follow-Up.
  2. Choose a lookback window, from the last 3 days to the last 60.
  3. Press Find blasts. Blast Follow-Up scans recent text conversations where your side sent the last message.
  4. Read the list. Each blast shows when it went out, how many unanswered texts it includes, and its most common text.
  5. Not seeing the right one? Open Blast detection and adjust:
    • Max gap between texts (minutes, default 10). Raise it if your blast drips out slowly.
    • Smallest blast to show (contacts, default 20). Lower it for small sends.
  6. Press Regroup, then pick a blast to continue to the No-reply Checker.

Good to know

Questions

How does Blast Finder decide what counts as a blast?

It groups outbound texts sent close together. By default, texts less than 10 minutes apart belong to the same blast, and a blast needs at least 20 contacts. You can change both.

Do I need to tag contacts or change my workflows before a blast?

No. Blast Finder looks at what was actually sent, so blasts from bulk actions, campaigns or workflows all show up without setup.

More in Blast Follow-Up

No-reply Checker

Checks every contact's real history and drops anyone who texted, called, emailed or chatted back.

Resend Tagger

Adds a dated tag to everyone who never replied, so your resend is one smart list away.

Automatic Daily Runs

Set a time per sub-account and every new blast gets found, checked and tagged on its own.

Preview and CSV Export

See who will be tagged before you tag, filter the list by text, and download it.

Guides that use Blast Finder

Blast Follow-Up

How to Resend an SMS Blast to Non-Responders in GoHighLevel

Resend an SMS blast to non-responders in GoHighLevel with tags, a reply workflow and a smart list, plus the compliance checks to run before a second send.

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