🧩 Problem As campaign volume increases across clients and teams, the current campaign view becomes cluttered and hard to manage. Users need a way to structure campaigns meaningfully—not just by status (e.g. active/paused), but by: Campaign type Hypotheses being tested A/B testing groups Archived or legacy campaigns Right now, there’s no native way to organize or isolate campaigns beyond sorting by time or manually scrolling. ✅ Proposal Introduce a toggle/cluster system at the top of the campaign view that allows users to: Create and rename custom campaign groups (toggles) such as: “A/B Test Variant A” “Jobsignal Campaigns” “Old Campaigns” “Partner Outreach” Assign campaigns manually or via rules (e.g. automation for “Old Campaigns”) Switch between views with a single click 🧠 Smart Defaults (System Suggestions) A toggle called “Old Campaigns”: Automatically includes all paused campaigns older than 30 days Excludes campaigns already assigned to a custom toggle (e.g. A/B test) Default toggles could include: “All Campaigns” (master view) “Active Now” “Old Campaigns” “Unassigned” 🛠 Functionality & Scope ✅ Create & rename toggles (with emoji or icons optionally) ✅ Drag & drop campaigns into toggles (manual assignment) ✅ Automation rules (e.g. age-based, paused-status, campaign tags) ✅ “Sticky” toggle view (persists last view) ✅ Toggle filtering should not affect campaign logic or performance (Optional) Integration with A/B testing module for visual grouping ✨ Benefits 🔍 Clarity & focus when reviewing or optimizing campaigns 🧪 Better visibility for hypothesis-based testing 🗃️ Simplifies account hygiene (archiving old or irrelevant campaigns) 🧠 Enables cross-team collaboration, where naming conventions reflect strategy (e.g., “Marketing Experiments Q4”) Link to the Loom Video: https://www.loom.com/share/ab413a39418c4fdabb3958d5ba869b42?sid=5d6a1f17-b6fb-4ff9-8605-2b3557db2c80
