# Campaigns

The Campaigns section in a member profile shows how active and visible campaigns relate to this specific member. It’s split into two tabs: Campaigns status and Visible campaigns.

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### Key elements

#### **Campaigns status**

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What you see per campaign:

* **Campaign Name**
* **Status** – the campaign’s current state (e.g., Active, Inactive).
* **Member units limitation** – the maximum units this member can receive from the campaign (e.g., “Unlimited” or a capped value).
* **Member campaign completion** – how many times this member has completed the campaign vs. the allowed total (e.g., “0/1 in total” with a progress bar).
* **Campaign units limitation** – campaign-level issuance progress shown against the total (e.g., “400/10,000 in total”).

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#### Visible Campaigns

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What you see per campaign:

* **Campaign Name**
* **Status** – the campaign’s current state (e.g., Active, Inactive).
* **Campaign type** – e.g., Direct.
* **Campaign trigger** – e.g., Purchase, Achievement, Time.
* **Active from / Active to** – the campaign’s runtime for this member (Active to is blank for open-ended campaigns).
* **Created on** – when the campaign was created.

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### Notes and tips

* The progress bars and counts are calculated for this specific member.
* Inactive campaigns can appear in both views; they simply won’t issue benefits while inactive.
* Use “Manage columns” to tailor which columns you see in either tab.
* To change a campaign (rules, limits, dates), go to the **Campaigns** area of the app (you can do it with the context menu of each campaign); the Single Member View is informational only.

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To find out more about the campaigns module, please refer to this section of the User Guide:

{% content-ref url="/pages/OKA9KdVo3MRNVC87yfdQ" %}
[Campaigns](/main-features/campaigns.md)
{% endcontent-ref %}


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