Controlling campaigns

Controlling campaigns

Quick Trick: Click into a live campaign, slide the rate bar to alter the speed, edit the end time or pause/resume the campaign.

Step 1

To alter a live campaign click into Campaigns on the left hand pane.  If you don't have campaigns speak to your administrator.


Step 2

Click into your campaign.


You can only click into a campaign once it is live (the bar has turned green).

Step 3

You can now edit the campaign.

To pause - click the pause icon, the campaign bar will turn grey, clicking again will resume.



To alter the end time, click into the time and alter the clock as required, click OK and then click UPDATE SCHEDULE.



To alter the rate move the orange slide into the required position and then click UPDATE SCHEDULE.



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