Campaign list
Last updated
Last updated
In the Campaigns tab, in the Campaign List view, you can see the list of the most recently sent SMS campaigns from the panel along with their details.
In the search engine, you will find filters so that you can search for specific campaigns:
Select range - when you click on this filter, you will see a calendar where you can select the date range of campaign dispatches you are interested in
Status - search by campaign status
Name - search by campaign name
Created by user - search by the user (user account name) who sent the campaign -> the filter is visible after pressing the Show all filters button
Functions available in this view:
Add New Campaign – Click the + sign in the upper-right corner to add a new campaign.
Export Campaign – Click the export icon in the upper-right corner. This allows you to export sent campaigns to a file, enabling you to analyze panel sending data such as campaign results, send time, and number of recipients.
Search Bar – Find campaigns by their names, statuses, or date ranges.
Campaign List – View the most recently sent SMS campaigns from the panel.
Status – Check the status of your SMS campaign.
Edited – Campaign in the editing phase.
Scheduled – Campaign scheduled for sending.
Preparing – Campaign being prepared for sending.
Sending – Campaign in the process of being sent.
Sent – Campaign completed.
Name – The name of your campaign.
Details – More information about the campaign:
Recipients – The recipient group assigned to the campaign.
Number of Recipients – The number of recipients the campaign is sent to.
OR (Open Rate) – The rate of message views.
CTR (Click-through Rate) – The percentage of clicks on links in your sent campaign.
Edit – Edit campaigns that haven’t been sent yet.
Copy – Copy the campaign, edit it, or send it again to a different recipient group.
Delete – Delete campaigns that haven’t been sent yet.
Report – Open the report for a selected campaign and analyze its results. You can find a discussion of the campaign reports here.
