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Campaigns

Building, finding, changing and re-running campaigns.

  1. Build a campaignThe campaign builder from start to finish, in five steps, from naming the campaign to signing it and sending it to our team for review.Read the article Example
  2. A message for each lead, or one take for everyoneThe two ways a campaign's voicemail is made, what each one can say, and why they cost the same.Read the article Example
  3. What each status meansEvery status a campaign can show, from Uploading to Done, what it means and whether it waits on you.Read the article
  4. Your campaigns and the calendarFind any campaign in the list or on the calendar, read its row, filter and sort, take a quick look, and export.Read the article Example
  5. A campaign's pageEverything one campaign's page holds, from its delivery and what came back to every contact, the follow-up texts, the callbacks, the CRM leads, the details, the trail and the export.Read the article Example
  6. Run a campaign againStart a new campaign from one you ran before, with the same voice, script and follow-up text, and a new list and day.Read the article Example
  7. Change or cancel a campaignWhat you can change after you submit a campaign, how to answer a change our team asks for, how to cancel a scheduled campaign, and how to move where its callbacks ring.Read the article Example
  8. Spread a campaign over a day or several days ComingComing. Today every campaign goes out at once, from its start time.Read the article

A campaign is a list, a voice and a script, sent as voicemails on a day and a start time you choose. These pages cover building one, finding it again, reading its page, changing it after you submit, and running it again.

Last updated October 19, 2026