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Corporate Marketer Guide
Corporate marketers develop templates for reusable campaign logic and lists of customer contacts.
Managing flowcharts
Campaign flowcharts define the campaign logic. Each flowchart in a campaign performs a sequence of actions on data that is stored in your customer databases or flat files.
Testing and running flowcharts
You can do a test or production run on an entire flowchart, a branch, or an individual process in the flowchart. You can also validate flowcharts. For best results, conduct test runs and perform validation as you build a flowchart, so that you can troubleshoot errors as they occur. Be sure to save each flowchart before you do a test or production run and before you perform validation.

Testing and running flowcharts

You can do a test or production run on an entire flowchart, a branch, or an individual process in the flowchart. You can also validate flowcharts. For best results, conduct test runs and perform validation as you build a flowchart, so that you can troubleshoot errors as they occur. Be sure to save each flowchart before you do a test or production run and before you perform validation.

Important: For flowcharts that contain contact processes, each production run of a flowchart can generate contact history only once. To generate multiple contacts from the same list of IDs, snapshot out the list of IDs and read from the list for each flowchart run.

Note: Users with Administrative privileges can access the Monitoring page, which displays all running flowcharts and their status. The Monitoring page also provides controls to suspend, resume, or stop flowchart runs.