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Campaigns are a way to group related challenges — a summer launch, a Black Friday blitz, a Q4 loyalty push — so they share a timeline and appear together in analytics and calendar views.

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Creating a campaign

From Settings -> Organisation -> Campaign Manager (or via the Admin API /campaigns endpoints):

Name the campaign

Give it a clear, recognisable name — this is what admins see in lists and calendar views.

Set date range

Start and end dates (campaign date-picker z-index fixed in #1731 so it plays nice with modals).

Add challenges

Attach challenges to the campaign from each challenge’s editor: open the challenge, go to the Advanced step, and pick the campaign under Campaigns. A challenge can belong to at most one campaign.

Save

Campaign goes Live immediately (or Scheduled if start date is future).

Create a campaign in Campaign Manager (Settings -> Organisation): give it a name, set the schedule, and choose a status.

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Campaigns in the calendar

Campaigns show as coloured backdrops in the Calendar View — all challenges in the campaign display together, making scheduling conflicts visible at a glance.

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Filtering by campaign

The challenge list (#1155) has a Campaign filter in the unified filter drawer. Pick a campaign to see only its challenges.

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Analytics

Campaign-level analytics show:
  • Total participants across all challenges in the campaign
  • Completion funnel aggregated across challenges
  • Reward distribution summary
  • Start-to-finish timeline
Click any challenge in the campaign to drill into individual analytics.

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API

  • GET /admin/campaigns — list
  • POST /admin/campaigns — create
  • PATCH /admin/campaigns/:id — update
  • GET /admin/campaigns/:id/challenges — attached challenges
See Admin API reference.

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When to use campaigns

Use campaigns for themed sets of 3-20 challenges with a shared start/end. Don’t use them for organising your content long-term — use tags for that.
Run one live campaign at a time if possible. Overlapping campaigns splinter member attention.