Campaigns
/dashboard/campaigns is where outbound campaigns live. Inbound calls don't have campaigns — they just happen when someone dials your agent.
Anatomy
A campaign has:
- Name — internal label, e.g. "Q2 reactivation push".
- Type — Customer Care / Sales / Cold-calling / Call-centre. Sets the frequency cap defaults and the compliance treatment.
- Audience — list of contacts to dial, sourced from a CSV upload, a CRM segment, or a saved segment in Contacts.
- Agent — which Foan agent runs the calls.
- Script — the talk track, branched off the campaign type's template.
- Schedule — date, time, timezone, throttling. Nothing dials until you switch the campaign on.
- Status — draft / active / paused / completed.
Creating one
The wizard walks you through it in 5 steps:
- Pick a template — Customer Care has 8 (delivery confirmation, post-purchase feedback, renewal nudge, reactivation, review request, upsell, complaint follow-up, appointment reminder). Sales has its own. Cold-calling requires the attestation gate.
- Connect data — upload a CSV or pick a CRM segment.
- Pick the agent — usually one specifically tuned for this campaign, but any agent works.
- Tweak the script — live preview with placeholder substitution.
- Safety + schedule — set the frequency cap, calling hours, throttle, and fire a test call before going live.
Per-campaign view
Open a campaign to see live stats: calls dialled, connected, completed, opted out. Drill into a single call to read the transcript and summary — same view as Call history.
Pausing and resuming
You can pause an active campaign at any time. In-flight calls finish; the queue stops. Resume picks up where it left off.
Costs
Outbound calls are billed at the same per-minute rate as inbound. The campaign type doesn't change the price — it changes the script, the templates, and the compliance handling. See Plans & billing.
Compliance
Cold-calling, Customer Care, and Sales each have different legal constraints by country — read Calling rules before you launch a Cold-calling campaign in the UK, Ireland, or US.