Campaigns

The Campaigns section covers the full campaign lifecycle in Leadpush: creating the campaign record, building the workflow graph, publishing and simulating the automation, monitoring message activity, and reviewing how contacts moved through each execution.

Guides in this section

• Managing Campaigns
• Building Campaign Flows
• Publishing and Simulating Campaigns
• Campaign Reporting
• Reviewing Campaign Executions

How campaigns are organized in Leadpush

Campaigns have two broad phases:

• draft, where you create the record and build the workflow in the editor
• running, where new contacts can enter the automation and you monitor performance from Metrics, Messages, and Executions

The same campaign record is both a builder and a reporting surface. While it is still a draft, most of your work happens in the Editor tab. Once it is published, the record becomes a live automation you can monitor and stop when needed.

What this section helps you do

Use these guides to learn how to:

• create, find, edit, and delete campaign records
• configure triggers, actions, branching, and exit paths in the workflow editor
• test a campaign against a sample contact before going live
• publish or stop a running campaign
• review metrics, message delivery, and execution history
• trace one contact through the exact path they took in the workflow

Start here

Start with Managing Campaigns if you need to create a new record or reopen an existing one from the list view. Read Building Campaign Flows when you are working inside the graph editor. Use Publishing and Simulating Campaigns before launch. Open Campaign Reporting once the campaign is live, and use Reviewing Campaign Executions when you need to inspect one contact's path through the automation.

Related guides

Teams often pair campaigns with:

• Newsletters for scheduled sends
• Messages for workspace-wide message investigation
• Segments for segment logic used in triggers and branching
• Contacts for contact-level campaign history