Campaigns

Campaign Status Controls

Pausing, resuming, and closing campaigns, and what each status means for applications.

Brands can control their campaign’s visibility and availability through status controls. Each status affects what influencers can see and whether new applications can be submitted.

Campaign Statuses

Status Visible to Influencers New Applications Notes
draft No Blocked Saved but not yet submitted for review or publishing
pending_review No Blocked Submitted; awaiting admin approval before going live
active Yes Allowed Live; influencers can discover, apply, and be invited
paused Yes (marked paused) Blocked Temporarily hidden from new applicants; existing projects unaffected
declined No Blocked Admin rejected; brand can edit and resubmit
cancelled No Blocked Brand-cancelled; pending applications auto-rejected
completed No Blocked All projects finished; campaign closed by the system

Pausing a Campaign

Use pause when you need a temporary break — perhaps you have enough applications to review and don’t want more flooding in. Active projects are unaffected; only new applications are blocked.

Declined Campaigns

When an admin declines a campaign submission, per-field feedback is attached to each problem area (e.g. “Campaign brief too vague — Step 2”). The brand receives a notification, and when they re-open the campaign wizard each annotated field is highlighted with the moderator’s note. Once corrected, the brand can resubmit, which moves the campaign back to pending_review.

Cancelling a Campaign

Cancelling a campaign removes it from the public influencer browse immediately. Pending applications that have not been reviewed are automatically rejected with a system notification. All existing active projects continue to their natural completion.

Cancellation is permanent. A cancelled campaign cannot be re-opened or edited. If you need to run a similar campaign again, create a new one.

Admin Force-Status

Administrators can force any campaign into any status from the admin panel, regardless of the brand’s own controls. This is useful for moderating problematic campaigns or resolving disputes. A force-status action is logged with the admin’s user ID and a timestamp.

Navigate to Influenzic → Campaigns, find the campaign, and use the Force Status dropdown in the row actions.

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