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To plan a Braze Canvas onboarding journey, define your target audience, primary conversion event, and messaging cadence. Apply structured journey archetypes to align multi-step messaging with user behavior, ensuring lifecycle messaging drives conversions and retention.

The best way to structure lapsed-user re-engagement campaigns in Canvas is to use journey archetypes that map audience segmentation and branching logic. Define conversion events and apply frequency caps to validate delivery before launching targeted re-engagement messaging.

Migrate to Braze Canvas Flow by mapping existing campaign steps to the new Canvas structure. Use clone-to-Canvas Flow guidance to manage re-eligibility controls, apply tagging and versioning best practices, and validate delivery before launching the migrated journey.

Before launching a multi-step Canvas journey, conduct pre-launch validation by checking entry audience criteria, defining conversion events, reviewing frequency caps, and testing Connected Content. Monitor early launch metrics to ensure the journey performs as expected.

Yes, you can use Canvas branching logic for abandoned cart recovery flows. The framework supports designing custom lifecycle outlines that align multi-step messaging with user behavior and conversion goals to effectively recover potentially lost purchases.

Canvas frequency capping for feature adoption campaigns limits message delivery volume to prevent user fatigue. Validate these caps during pre-launch checks to ensure messaging cadence aligns with user behavior and does not overwhelm the target audience.