A campaign record shows information about each flow in the campaign, and it's designed
to reflect certain elements from the Flow Builder canvas. Some features and settings that appear
in Flow Builder aren't available on the campaign record, and vice versa.
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Enterprise and Unlimited Editions with
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Suite Editions. Your edition determines the options that you have.
Campaign Record: Sidebar
In the campaign sidebar, find related assets and switch between flows. After an admin adds
performance components to campaign layouts, the sidebar is where you can find available
campaign metrics.
The sidebar also contains these items, when they're available.
Influenced Opportunities—Revenue attributed to a campaign with Opportunity Influence.
See Enable Opportunity Influence.
Campaign Record: Flow Summary
The main content area of a campaign record shows the flow summary. The components vary
depending on the type of flow you’re working with, but you can always open the flow in Flow
Builder from the campaign.
The summary shares information about the Start element of the flow, as well as any message
or time-based wait elements. When a flow contains more than 5 elements, the messages are
listed in a table.
For most basic campaigns, add message or wait elements in the Next Steps section of the
campaign record.
Flow Builder: Canvas
To add additional content or actions to a flow and to configure certain wait elements, work
in Flow Builder. Flows can support advanced elements, such as decision branching. For
details about available flow elements, see Flow Builder Elements for Marketing.
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