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Campaign Events and Statuses

Campaign Events and Statuses


Purpose


The Events tab is your chronological log of everything that happens in a campaign — emails sent, opened, clicked, replies, bounces, and more. This article explains what each event type means, how to use the Events feed to debug issues, and how campaign status (Active vs Not running) affects behavior.


Where to Find Events


Open your campaign → Events tab. Events appear in reverse chronological order (newest first). Use filters or scroll to find specific contacts, steps, or event types.



Campaign Status: Active vs Not Running


Badge

Meaning

Active (green)

Campaign is on. SuperSend will send during scheduled windows.

Not running (red)

Campaign is paused. No sends go out until you turn it back on.


To change: Campaign Settings → Campaign tab → Campaign On/Off toggle.



Email Events


Event

Meaning

email_sent

An email was delivered from the sequence.

open

Recipient opened the email (tracking pixel loaded).

click

Recipient clicked a tracked link.

reply

Inbound reply detected — contact typically removed from sequence.

bounce

Email bounced (invalid address, policy block, etc.).

unsubscribe

Contact opted out.

finished

Contact completed the sequence.

autoresponse

Auto-reply received (e.g., out-of-office).

interest / appointment

Business outcome labels applied (e.g., from AI or manual tagging).



LinkedIn Events


Event

Meaning

linkedin_connection_sent

Connection request sent.

linkedin_connection_accepted

Recipient accepted.

linkedin_message_sent

InMail or connection message sent.

linkedin_reply

Recipient replied.

linkedin_profile_visited

Recipient viewed your profile.

linkedin_post_liked

Recipient liked a post.



Twitter Events


Event

Meaning

twitter_follow

Follow action completed.

twitter_unfollow

Unfollow recorded.

twitter_dm_sent

Direct message sent.

twitter_reply

Reply received.



Lifecycle Events


Event

Meaning

contact_added

Contact was added to the campaign.

contact_paused

Contact was manually paused.

contact_resumed

Contact was resumed from pause.



Using Events to Debug


When something goes wrong:


  1. Find the contact — Search or filter by email.
  2. Scan their event stream — Look for errors, "step failed," or auth failures.
  3. Check the last successful event — What step were they on? Did the next step fail?
  4. Correlate with settings — Campaign Settings → Sequence Step Failures controls what happens when a step fails (skip contact, pause contact, or pause campaign).


If the campaign is paused due to failures, a notification banner appears on the campaign dashboard. Re-authenticate problematic senders or fix the failing step, then turn the campaign back on.



Failure Handling Options


Campaign Settings → Campaign tab → Sequence Step Failures:


  • Skip step for the contact if the step fails — Contact moves on; no retry.
  • Pause the contact if the step fails — Contact stops until you resume.
  • Pause the campaign and send a notification — Default; entire campaign pauses so you can fix the issue.



Updated on: 17/03/2026

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