Clone a campaign record when it contains helpful details you want to use again. When you use the Clone with Related operation, you can choose which field values and related marketing assets to copy to the new campaign.
Required Editions
| Available in: All Salesforce editions andall Account Engagement editions using a Salesforce connector |
| User Permissions Needed | |
|---|---|
| To clone a campaign: |
Edit on campaigns AND Marketing User selected in User Details |
When you clone a campaign using the Clone with Related action, you can choose which types of related records to clone. For Salesforce-only users, you can include campaign member statuses. If you’re also using Account Engagement, you can select from snippet assignments, marketing forms, marketing links, and landing pages.
- Only records from the current, selected business unit are cloned.
- When you create records through a clone operation, the new records count toward storage limits in Account Engagement and Salesforce.
- Marketing form records include forms and form handlers.
- Marketing link records include custom redirects and files.
- To continue using previously used snippets in a cloned campaign, select Snippet Assignments during the clone operation.
Warning In the new campaign record, some related record fields are overwritten with
new or altered data. Review Field Handling for
Clone with Related for more information.
- Open a campaign record, and click the action menu.
- Select Clone with Related.
- Select the types of related records that you want to clone, and save your work.
- Field Handling for Cloning Campaigns with Related Records
The Clone with Related operation saves campaign field values and relationships to available asset records. Some fields are altered during the clone process, such as the new campaign and asset IDs. Some fields can’t be duplicated, and appear blank on the new campaign or asset records. - Allocations for Cloning Campaigns with Related Records
Each campaign cloning operation can support a certain number of related records.