Following invitation campaign activity

Life cycle
When you start a new campaign, its life cycle will follow the following steps:
Day 0: You've configured and started the campaign.

Day 1: The finder or the segment associated to the campaign will find the first contacts that will be sent to the campaign owner for validation. A notification will be sent to them on their mobile device at the start time of the campaign's first execution slot.

Day 2 and following: The invitations approved the day before are sent and the new invitations are sent for validation on the campaign owner's mobile device. Those contacts who accepted the invitation the day before receive the welcome message.
Performance indicators
You can follow the indicators below from the invitation campaign list, available by choosing Campaign > Invites in the left menu.
Health
Campaign's state of health, which indicates the campaign's execution status.
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Status
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Created
The campaign was created during the day. No execution slot has yet been launched. The campaign will therefore start the next day.
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Scheduled     
The campaign has started, but the first campaign execution slot has not yet started. You can find out the start date by hovering over the icon with the mouse.
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Running
The campaign has started and an execution slot is in progress.
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Warnings
The campaign has started and an execution slot is in progress, but warnings were raised during the execution. You can get more details about the warnings by hovering the mouse over the icon.
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Errors
The campaign has started and an execution slot is in progress, but errors were raised during the execution. You can get more details on the errors by hovering the mouse over the icon.
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Stopped
The campaign could not be started because fatal errors stopped the execution. You can get more details on the errors by hovering the mouse over the icon.
Today progress
Real-time campaign execution monitoring.
When the first execution slot of the day is started, a percentage is displayed corresponding to the ratio between the number of invitations sent and the total number of invitations to be sent during the day.
The number of invitations to be sent during the day must correspond to the size of the cohorts multiplied by the number of campaign execution slots, give or take 10%.
If not, this indicates that the data source associated with the campaign is almost empty. If you want to continue with the campaign, you must either configure a new data source or reconfigure the criteria of the existing data source to find new contacts to invite.
You can hover the mouse over the ratio for more details on the distribution of invitations among the categories below.
Blocked
Number of invitations blocked by the campaign owner.
If the campaign owner blocks too many invitations, this indicates that the underlying data source's targeting criteria do not match the audience they are trying to reach. You must therefore determine what doesn't match and refine the targeting criteria accordingly.
Duplicate
Number of invitations already sent by one of the workspace members for the same campaign.
The invitations counted in this category correspond to contacts who have already been invited by one of the workspace members through a campaign with the same name and the same program name.
This indicates that the data source associated with the campaigns partially target the same audience.
If you want to avoid this, you can create a single finder and add additional members to it, or use a tenant scope segment. In this case, the contacts will be distributed among the members exclusively.
Error
Number of invitations that caused an error when sent.
False
Number of invitations whose sending condition was not valid at the time of sending.
Pending
Number of invitations corresponding to a contact who has already been invited manually or through another system by the campaign owner.
Sent
Number of invitations sent.
Ratio
Campaign conversion ratio of the number of invitations sent to the number of invitations accepted, followed by a green visual indicator if the ratio is considered to be in the upper average observed, or a red indicator if the ratio is considered able to be improved. The tipping point value is 40%.
Dashboard
The best performing invitation campaigns are visible in the Top Network Growth section of the dashboard.
The list contains the following columns:
Sent
Number of invitations sent through the campaign.
Accepted
Number of new connections that accepted an invitation sent through the campaign.
Ratio
Campaign conversion ratio between the number of invitations sent and the number of invitations accepted, followed by a green visual indicator if the ratio is considered to be in the upper average observed, or a red indicator if the ratio is considered able to be improved. The tipping point value is 40%.
Possible errors
Warnings
The associated finder is empty
All contacts from the finder associated with the campaign have been invited and the finder is now empty.
If you want to continue the campaign, you must either create a new finder or reconfigure the criteria of the existing finder to find new contacts to invite.
Errors
LinkedIn session is disconnected
The campaign owner's LinkedIn account login session has expired. The campaign therefore cannot start.
The campaign owner must reconnect to LinkedIn using their mobile app. To do this, they just have to reopen the mobile app, which will automatically display the login screen.
Identity is inactive
The campaign owner has signed out of the mobile app.
The campaign owner must reconnect to the mobile app.
User is inactive
The campaign owner's account is inactive.
You must activate the campaign owner's account from the list of workspace members.
No slots scheduled
No execution slots have been scheduled for the campaign.
You must configure at least one execution slot for the campaign.
Cohort size is set to 0
The size of the campaign cohort is set to 0.
You must configure a cohort size between 1 and 25 for a campaign.
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Life cycle
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