Templates: export, import, and reuse

Save a campaign as a template, start new campaigns from it, and move it between organisations as a ZIP file.

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A template is a campaign you can start again: its touchpoints, rewards, emails and landing page, without its participants. Save a campaign that worked, and your next one starts from there.

ToUse
Reuse a campaign in this organisationSave as template
Hand it to another organisation you can reachShare a template
Keep a file, or send it to another teamSave as template file: see Export a campaign template

Save a campaign as a template

  1. In the campaign, select the arrow next to Publish.

    Campaign header with the arrow next to Publish highlighted

  2. Select Save as template.

    Menu under the arrow next to Publish, with Save as template highlighted

Studio creates the template straight away, named "[Template]" and the campaign's name, and says Template added. To rename it, tag it or give it a picture, open it in Templates and select Edit.

Find your templates

Templates in the side menu lists them in three tabs: Featured (OmniLab's own, such as Free form), Shared (from other organisations) and Local (your organisation's).

Templates page with the Featured, Shared and Local tabs

Start a campaign from a template

On the template's card, select View Actions, then Create Campaign. You then give the campaign a title, a public link, a language and a time zone, as in Create a campaign.

Template window with Delete, Edit, Share and Create Campaign

Check the new campaign before publishing

A template copies the setup, not the context. Check the dates, the prize quantities and coupon codes, the public link, and the add-ons in Build > Settings > Advanced Settings, then publish.

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