Review a generated campaign

Generating a campaign produces a plan, not a schedule. Ocoya says so on the review screen:

Edit before anything is saved.

Nothing reaches your calendar until you approve posts and save. A campaign you don’t like can be abandoned without anything publishing — though the credits it cost are already spent.

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Work through the posts

Each generated post comes with its caption, any images, and a proposed date. Ocoya spreads the dates evenly across the number of days you asked for, starting the day after you generate. For each one you can:

• Edit it. Change the caption or the date directly. Your edits autosave — Ocoya shows Autosaved as you go.
• Regenerate it. Ask for a different version of that post. Regenerate all does the whole campaign again.
• Reschedule it. Move it to a different date without touching the others.
• Approve it. Mark it as one you want.

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Approving and scheduling

Only approved posts are scheduled:

Approved posts will be scheduled.

You need at least one — saving with none selected is refused with Approve at least one post before saving. This is the useful part of the model: generate ten, approve the six that work, and the four you didn’t like simply never exist as posts. You don’t have to delete anything.

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Once it’s scheduled

A campaign that’s been through review is marked as done:

This campaign has already been scheduled.

From that point its posts are ordinary scheduled posts. They appear in Planner alongside everything else, and you edit, reschedule or delete them there — not from the campaign screen. Individual posts show as Already scheduled if you go back to the campaign.

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Common questions

“Can I generate a campaign and schedule it later?” Yes — the plan is saved. Come back to it from Campaigns and approve when you’re ready. “I approved the wrong post.” Once scheduled it’s a normal post, so open it in Planner and delete or reschedule it there. “Can I add a post to a campaign after scheduling?” Not to the campaign itself. Create a normal post for the same date instead — nothing downstream treats campaign posts differently. “The dates don’t suit me.” Reschedule posts individually during review, or set a different number of days before generating and run it again.

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