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SMS campaigns – Use them

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Overview

The SMS Campaigns feature allows you to send predefined SMS messages to a list of targets.

If you need help to created and manage SMS campaigns in the Maker, please read the article SMS campaigns – Set them up.

Reminder: to let an agent switch a campaign ON/OFF in the Banner, make sure the “Manage campaign” permission is set to Yes for their active profile.
If not, the ON/OFF status can only be modified from the Maker in the SMS campaigns module, and the toggle will appear greyed out in the Banner (not editable).

I – Accessing SMS campaigns in the Banner

In the Banner, in the SMS campaigns module, two tabs are available:

  • My SMS campaigns
  • SMS targets

Like all the other modules of the Banner, access to the SMS campaigns module is conditioned by the rights set up in your profile.

II – My SMS campaigns

This tab lists all SMS campaigns available for the agent. The campaigns that are displayed depend on the user’s active profile. Don’t forget to add your campaigns in the “Configuration” profile tab.

Columns:

  • Status – ON/OFF
  • Name – clickable link to the campaign in the Maker (if the user has access rights)
  • Reference
  • Alias

III – SMS targets

This tab lists pending targets only. Once a target is processed, it no longer appears here.

A search bar allows you to search among targets.
Two date fields are available to filter results over a rolling three-month period.
A filter button on the right also allows filtering by:

  • SMS campaign
  • Priority
  • Target layout

Columns:

  • Start date – date and time
  • Status – pending
  • Phone number
  • Priority – percentage
  • Campaign – clickable link to the campaign in the Maker
  • Target layout – clickable link to the layout in the Maker

At the end of each row, three action buttons are available:

  • Edit target
  • Remove target
  • View target information

The data can then be analyzed in Reporter!

Updated on 2025-11-06
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