Get started with Orchestrated campaigns orchestrated-camp
Campaign Orchestration in ÃÛ¶¹ÊÓÆµ Journey Optimizer powers sophisticated, brand-initiated marketing campaigns across channels, helping you drive engagement, revenue, and customer loyalty at scale.
While cross-channel marketing is essential, Orchestrated campaigns make it seamless. With a visual, drag-and-drop interface, you can design and automate complex marketing workflows, from segmentation to message delivery, across multiple channels. Everything happens in one intuitive environment, built for speed, control, and efficiency.
Core capabilities
Campaign Orchestration is built around four key pillars:
Orchestrated campaigns & journeys
Even though the Orchestrated campaigns visualization has similarities to journeys, it solves different purposes and use cases:
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Journeys - 1 to 1 canvas where each profile travels through the different steps at their own pace. The state of each customer is maintained within its context to trigger real-time actions.
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Orchestrated campaigns - Unlike journeys, Orchestrated campaigns operate using a batch canvas that calculates segments. All profiles are processed together at the same time.
Both canvases are optimized for their respective use cases: Journey canvas publishes journey that tend to live for a longer period of time, while Campaign canvas is designed for iterative and incremental runs of a batch campaign.
What’s inside an Orchestrated campaign? gs-ms-campaign-inside
The Orchestrated campaign canvas is a representation of what is supposed to happen. It describes the various tasks to be performed and how they are linked together.
Each Orchestrated campaign contains:
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Activities: An activity is a task to be performed. The various activities are represented on the diagram by icons. Each activity has specific properties and other properties that are common to all activities.
In an Orchestrated campaign diagram, a given activity can produce multiple tasks, in particular when there is a loop or recurrent actions.
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Transitions: Transitions link a source activity to a destination activity and define their sequence.
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Worktables: The worktable contains all the information carried by the transition. Each Orchestrated campaign uses several worktables. The data conveyed in these tables can be used throughout the Orchestrated campaign’s life cycle.
Let’s dive deeper
Now that you have an understanding of what orcherstrated campaigns are, it’s time to dive deeper into these documentation sections to start working with the feature.