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A campaign is where content meets delivery: one sequence, one sending setup, plus the rules about when and how fast to send.

Creating a campaign

Send window

Campaigns can be restricted to business hours in the recipient-relevant timezone:
Tuesday–Thursday, 08:00–11:00 local is the standard advice and it holds up. Avoid sending on the hour exactly — ManyPI already staggers sends inside the window for you.

Enrolling leads

Enrollment is what actually queues real email.
Up to 1,000 leads per call. ManyPI skips, rather than fails on:
  • leads with no email address,
  • leads already enrolled in this campaign,
  • suppressed or unsubscribed addresses,
  • addresses known to be undeliverable.
If the brand has validate on enroll turned on (the default), unchecked addresses are validated first and undeliverable ones are dropped before a single email goes out.
Enrollment is not reversible in the sense that matters: an email that has gone out cannot be recalled. Pausing a campaign stops future sends only. Test with a handful of leads before you enroll a list of 800.
Requires a paid plan — 403 with code: "outreach_locked" otherwise.

One-off sends

For a single email outside any sequence:
Merge variables are rendered against the lead, the inbox’s daily/warmup cap is respected, and the lead is marked contacted.

Pausing, resuming, archiving

Analytics

GET /api/outreach/campaigns/{id} returns the full picture:
  • headline stats — enrolled, active, completed, sent, opened, replied
  • a per-step breakdown, which is where you see the follow-up doing the work
  • every enrolled lead with its current step and status
Workspace-wide activity — 14 days of sends, opens, replies, bounces, unsubscribes and today’s sent-versus-cap — is at GET /api/outreach/stats.
Read the per-step breakdown before you rewrite step 1. A campaign with a healthy step-1 open rate and no replies has an offer problem, not a subject line problem.