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Campaigns are a way to group related challenges — a summer launch, a Black Friday blitz, a Q4 loyalty push — so they share a timeline and appear together in analytics and calendar views.

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Creating a campaign

From Settings -> Organisation -> Campaign Manager (or via the Admin API /campaigns endpoints):

Name the campaign

Give it a clear, recognisable name — this is what admins see in lists and calendar views.

Set date range

Start and end dates (campaign date-picker z-index fixed in #1731 so it plays nice with modals).

Add challenges

Attach challenges to the campaign from each challenge’s editor: open the challenge, go to the Advanced step, and pick the campaign under Campaigns. A challenge can belong to at most one campaign.

Save

Campaign goes Live immediately (or Scheduled if start date is future).
Create Campaign dialog with campaign name, scheduling, and status fields

Create a campaign in Campaign Manager (Settings -> Organisation): give it a name, set the schedule, and choose a status.

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Campaigns in the calendar

Campaigns show as coloured backdrops in the Calendar View — all challenges in the campaign display together, making scheduling conflicts visible at a glance.

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Filtering by campaign

The challenge list (#1155) has a Campaign filter in the unified filter drawer. Pick a campaign to see only its challenges.

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Analytics

Campaign-level analytics show:
  • Total participants across all challenges in the campaign
  • Completion funnel aggregated across challenges
  • Reward distribution summary
  • Start-to-finish timeline
Click any challenge in the campaign to drill into individual analytics.

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API

  • GET /admin/campaigns — list
  • POST /admin/campaigns — create
  • PATCH /admin/campaigns/:id — update
  • GET /admin/campaigns/:id/challenges — attached challenges
See Admin API reference.

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When to use campaigns

Use campaigns for themed sets of 3-20 challenges with a shared start/end. Don’t use them for organising your content long-term — use tags for that.
Run one live campaign at a time if possible. Overlapping campaigns splinter member attention.