Managing templates
You can manage your templates directly from your campaigns.
Listing templates
To list the available templates, on the left-most menu, click Templates.
This page displays the available templates. It contains the following information:
Template states
A template can exist in one of the following states:
| State | Description |
| Total | By default, templates in all available states are displayed. |
| Draft | A template whose rules or values for mandatory attributes are not yet defined. |
| Enabled | It can be used to create campaigns. |
| Disabled | It cannot be used to create campaigns. Campaigns already created from the template are unaffected. |
Template details
| Column | Description |
| Template | Name of the template. It indicates the template state through a color code indicated at the top of the page. The template state can be:
|
| ID | Unique number identifying the template. It can be used for integration purposes. |
| Created | Date when the template was created. |
| Created by | User who created the template. |
| Placeholders | Number of placeholders defined in the template. |
| Budgets | Number of budgets set in the template. |
| Attributes | Number of mandatory attributes included in the template. |
| Campaigns | Number of campaigns created from the template. |
Disabling templates
The campaign templates are automatically enabled when you create them. You can disable an active template for it not to appear as an option when creating new campaigns. This does not affect those campaigns that you created from this template.
- On the left-most menu, click Templates.
- Click the name of the template you want to disable.
- Click Disable template.
- Click Disable:
template namein the pop-up that appears.
Enabling templates
Enable a disabled template in order to be able to use it for creating new campaigns.
- On the left-most menu, click Templates.
- Click the name of the template you want to enable.
- Click Activate template.
Searching for templates
You can find templates by their names or tags.
On the left-most menu, click Templates.
Type the required name or tag in the search bar at the top of the page. The search is not case-sensitive.
You see the templates matching the words you have typed.
Filtering templates
You can filter your templates by:
- State: To filter by state, from the top of the Templates page, select a state.
- Creation date: To define a time period, to the right of the search bar on the Templates page, click Filter.
To view all the templates again, to the right of the search bar, click Clear Filters.
Editing templates
To edit a template:
- On the left-most menu, click Templates.
- Click the name of the template you want to edit.
- In the top-right corner of the page, click Edit template.
You can modify some characteristics of a template after it has been created:
- In Basic info, you can edit the template's name, description, tags, usage guide and connected Applications.
- In Template Placeholders, you can add, edit and delete placeholders. You can only edit placeholders if they are not used in rules.
- In Budgets and Attributes, you can edit, create and delete budgets, and define new values for mandatory attributes.
- In Coupon Codes, you can define new characteristics for the coupon codes automatically generated by any Create coupon code effect in rules.
After editing all the required details, click Save and close.
To keep a draft template in the draft state, click Save as draft.
To activate it instead, click Activate template.
The template automatically appears as enabled on the Templates page.
Deleting templates
You can delete templates that you do not need anymore.
- On the left-most menu, click Templates.
- Click the name of the template you want to delete.
- In the top-right corner of the page, click Delete template.
- Click Delete:
template namein the pop-up that appears.