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# Campaigns
## Campaign list interface
### (1) Search a campaign
* **Campaign name:** filter search by campaign name
* **Start time:** filter for campaigns by how long the campaign started running
* **End time:** filter campaigns by campaign end time
* **Status:**
* **Create:** campaign is in initialization (not approved)
* **Approved:** the campaign has been approved but not yet launched (until the specified time to start the campaign)
* **Running:** the campaign is running
* **Paused:** the campaign is on pause
* **End:** the campaign has ended (manipulated by the admin to end / run out of data / until the specified time to end the campaign)
* **Create a campaign:** initiate a new campaign. See details in [Campaign Setting](/stringeex-tong-dai-cham-soc-and-quan-ly-khach-hang/en/ii.-system-features/9.-settings/9.7-campaign-management/9.7.2-sms-campaign/campaign-history.md)[s](/stringeex-tong-dai-cham-soc-and-quan-ly-khach-hang/en/ii.-system-features/9.-settings/9.7-campaign-management/9.7.2-sms-campaign/campaign-history.md)
### (2) Campaign list
* **Campaign ID:** campaign identifier on the system
* **Campaign name:** the campaign name is set when creating the campaign
* **Call type:** the campaign dial type. Stringee supports Manual, Preview, Progressive, Predictive dial styles. For details see [here](/stringeex-tong-dai-cham-soc-and-quan-ly-khach-hang/en/ii.-system-features/9.-settings/9.7-campaign-management/9.7.1-outbound-call-campaign.md)
* **Status:** campaign status
* **New:** campaign is in initialization (not approved)
* Approved: the campaign has been approved but not yet launched (until the specified time to start the campaign)
* **Active:** campaign is running
* **Paused:** the campaign is on pause
* **Completed:** the campaign has ended (manipulated by the admin to end / run out of data / until the specified time to end the campaign)
* **Description:** campaign description
* **Start time:** campaign start time
* **End time:** the end time of the campaign
* **Creation time:** campaign creation time
* **Action:** see more at the action section of the campaign below
## Operation with a campaign
### Change a status in a campaign
* **Approve:** Unapproved campaigns after being approved will change to Approved status
* **Start a campaign:** admin can trigger the start of a campaign that is in Approved or Paused status. After this operation, the campaign is changed to Active status
* **Paused:** admin can pause a running campaign by clicking Pause. After this action, the campaign is moved to Paused status
* **Completed:** admin can actively end an Active or Paused campaign before the campaign end. After this operation, the campaign is moved to End status
### Edit campaign configuration
Admins can edit some configurations of an undone campaign by clicking the Edit action. The configurations allowed to edit include: campaign name, campaign description, start time, end time, hotline number, working hours, maximum number of calls, break time between two calls (minutes) , no-callback time (date), call type,....
### Add customers to a campaign
Companies can manipulate adding or removing customers to the campaign through the Customer List interface. For more details see [the customer list](/stringeex-tong-dai-cham-soc-and-quan-ly-khach-hang/en/ii.-system-features/9.-settings/9.7-campaign-management/9.7.2-sms-campaign/customers.md)
### Delete a campaign
Admin can delete a campaign by clicking Delete. Note, after deleting a campaign, campaign data such as agent, customer, report is no longer on the portal.
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