To get started with a new campaign, create a record by filling in the required
fields Campaign Name and Currency. To optimize your campaign records for monitoring and
reporting, provide details in the remaining fields, such as type and budget. You can also
create a campaign by cloning another campaign record.
Required Editions
Available in: Salesforce Classic and Lightning
Experience
Available in: Salesforce Professional, Enterprise,
Performance, Unlimited, and Developer Editions
User
Permissions Needed
To view campaign lists:
Read on campaigns
To create or edit campaigns:
Edit on campaigns
AND
Marketing User selected in User
Details
Note If the Campaigns tab isn’t displayed, edit the navigation bar to add it. If
you're not able to edit the navigation bar, contact your admin for
access.
Work with your team and admin to customize the Campaign object with fields that
are relevant to your business. When you provide the right information on a campaign
record, you can save time and create more detailed reports. Check out the Getting Started with Salesforce Campaigns
Worksheet to organize your ideas.
On the Campaigns tab, click New.
Select a record type, and click Next.
Enter the relevant information, and click
Save.
You can edit a campaign field at any time, but changes can affect active
automation tools or trigger a statistics recalculation. Verify where a campaign
is used before you make changes. To edit a campaign, open it from a list view or
related list, and click Edit.
Editing is restricted to users with Read access to the selected campaign’s
parent.
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