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There are three ways to enroll a recipient into a campaign:  Enrollment Triggers, Email Lists or Manual Enrollment

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It is very rare for an enrollment trigger to be used in conjunction with an email list.  If you need the combination of the two, be very careful.

Re-enrollment

By default, a recipient (i.e. an email address) may be present only once in a campaign. It helps to think of it like this: a person can only be in one place at a time.

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If unchecked: any requests to enroll an email address will be denied if an email address is already in the campaign, even if that email has a status of Finished.

 

If checked: any request to enroll an email address will be denied if the email is currently In Progress. However, if the recipient is finished, then any enrollment requests will move the recipient back to the start step, effectively re-enrolling them in the campaign.

This is desirable for enrollment triggers like Abandoned Cart where you may wish to present a coupon to a recipient each time they abandon a cart.

Enrollment StoreFronts Filter


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Check one or more screen branding themes to filter for those themes. 

When checked: 

    • only carts associated with selected themes will be enrolled in the campaign.

When unchecked:

    • the enrollment triggers and enrollment items are the sole determining factors for enrollment.  This is the default behavior of the campaign before screen branding filters were introduced.

Enrollment Items

The enrollment items work in conjunction with the enrollment triggers. They are filters for the triggers. If you provide a list of items, then only events with those items will trigger an enrollment.

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When finished, click the Enroll button to complete the enrollment.