What this page shows
This is the main campaign-program list for newsletter operations. Operators use it to find a campaign, confirm whether it is active, inspect schedule state, and open the full program editor.
How the page is organized
- the header action starts a new program
- the filters accordion stages name, status, active state, day of week, and creation-date filters until the operator presses
Search - the main table shows the campaign identity, schedule summary, activation state, and the edit entrypoint
- top and bottom pagination controls move through the same campaign result set
Important operator meanings
Statusshows the current newsletter processing state, not just a visual badgeIs Activetells you whether the campaign is enabled to runScheduled DateandCreated Atare shown as timestamp fields on this grid- Clicking the program
Nameand clicking the pencil icon both open the same program editor Date Range Presetonly fills date filters; it does not apply the search untilSearchis pressedResetclears both the visible filter values and the applied table filters
Known caveats
- The page contains sibling tabs for
Distribution ListsandSend Logs; those are documented separately because they have different actions and meanings. - The list only opens the program editor. It does not expose a direct send-now action from the grid.
- Date presets are shortcuts for building creation-date filter ranges before Search is pressed.
Created To (UTC)is normalized to the end of the selected day before the timestamp is serialized; timezone conversion can shift the exact request boundary.Searchapplies the current draft filters; typing or choosing values in the accordion does not re-query the grid untilSearchruns.- If the newsletter connection settings are missing or invalid, the Campaigns list can show a configuration or loading error instead of campaign rows.