Your first campaign (web app)

What the video should show: A new campaign from Campaigns → New campaign: stepper labels and each step’s form at a high level. The flow has six steps: basics, telephony, audience, schedule, outcomes, review (see on-page copy in the app). Use a demo agent, demo numbers, and a small test audience only.

MEDIA: STATIC — Campaign wizard on Step 1 and Step 2 in two images or one wide shot.

What the static image should show: The wizard header and at least the first two step titles/fields (campaign name, telephony/numbers context).

How to open it: Campaigns in the sidebar → New campaign (or use your deployment’s link to the new-campaign page).

Before you start in the app

  • You are inside a tenant with permission to create campaigns.
  • You have an agent to attach — create or pick one under Agents in the app.
  • You have at least one phone number and telephony connection that the wizard can use (Phone numbers and Telephony under Connectivity).

What the six steps are (in product order)

  1. Basics — Campaign name and core configuration (incl. agent selection as implemented in the form).
  2. Telephony — Pick numbers, connection, and pool/capacity where the UI enforces it.
  3. Audience — Define who is called (contact source / segment / upload as implemented for your tenant).
  4. Schedule — When dialing may run, with timezone awareness.
  5. Outcomes — Disposition/outcome configuration as presented in the wizard.
  6. Review — Pre-flight summary before you activate.

Exact field labels and required fields are in the form; this article does not restate them to avoid drift.

What the GIF should show: Stepper progress changes; optional scroll within one step. Under ~8s.

After you create the campaign

  • The campaign’s detail, reporting, and monitoring live on the campaign detail page and related views. Use Campaigns in the app as the home for ongoing work.

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