> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.ocoya.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.
# Review a generated campaign
> Edit, approve and schedule the posts a campaign produced — nothing goes on your calendar until you say so.
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.
## 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.
## 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.
Regenerating costs credits again, at the same rate as the original generation — 1 per caption, 1 per image. Editing a caption by hand costs nothing. If a post is nearly right, edit it rather than regenerating.
## 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.
## 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.
## Related
The controls and the cost, before you run one.
Where campaign posts live once they're scheduled.