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A campaign has Tino reach out to contacts first and carry the whole conversation, from start to finish. You decide who’s included, what it follows, and which channel the message goes out on.
Campaigns is a feature of the Scale and Enterprise plans. Who sees the menu: Account owner, Administrator (Company), Company Manager, Area Manager, and Unit Manager, each within their own scope. Agent doesn’t see the Campanhas (Campaigns) menu.The Tartini interface is in Portuguese. Screen and button names appear here exactly as on screen, with the translation in parentheses.

What a campaign does

When you create a campaign, you choose whether Tino follows a process mapped out in Cérebro, step by step, or works with an open-ended mission, guided only by a written goal. After that, it carries the conversation on its own: reaches out to the contact, replies, follows up when no one answers, and hands the conversation to the team when the process calls for it. Every contact that enters a campaign generates an execution. That’s what you use to track what happened with that specific contact.

The campaign types

What changes between the three types is where the contacts come from, in other words, what makes Tino start talking to someone. List campaigns with an end date show up in the list as Projetos (Projects). The others, with no end date, along with webhook and keyword campaigns, show up as Contínuas (Ongoing): they stay ready to receive new contacts at all times. See how to build each one in Create a campaign, Import campaign contacts, and Trigger campaigns by webhook or by incoming message.

The categories

A campaign’s dashboard shows a category on the Detalhes (Details) tab: Vendas (Sales), Cobrança (Collections), Qualificação de Leads (Lead Qualification), Reativação (Reactivation), Nutrição (Nurturing), or Pós-venda (After-sales), on older campaigns. Campaigns created through the current wizard get the Geral (General) category automatically, with no choice at that step.

The statuses

The campaign list and the campaign dashboard use different names for the same status. Webhook and keyword campaigns are already active the moment they’re created: as soon as you create one, Tino is already listening. List campaigns start as a draft; you start the send whenever you want, from the list or the campaign dashboard.

What needs to be ready before you create one

  • A WhatsApp channel connected on the Unit (WhatsApp Business or WABA).
  • On an official channel (WABA), an opening template approved by Meta.
  • Credits available in the month’s allowance, because every campaign message consumes credits.
See how to get this ready in Prepare the Unit for campaigns.

The Campaigns submenu

When you open Campanhas (Campaigns) in the main menu, you land in an area with two screens:
  • Panorama (Overview): a snapshot of the period (7 or 30 days) with a one-sentence verdict, the main signals, and a queue of what needs your attention, with a suggested action for each item.
  • Campanhas (Campaigns): the list of every campaign you have access to, with filters by unit, status, and source.

Who sees what

The Configurações > Integrações > Contatos de Campanha (Settings > Integrations > Campaign Contacts) screen is more restricted: only the Administrator (Company) sees it.

Where each task points to


Frequently asked questions

Either your plan doesn’t include the feature (it’s part of the Scale and Enterprise plans), or your role is Agent, which doesn’t have access to this area.
Yes. You only see campaigns within your scope: a Unit Manager sees their own unit, an Area Manager sees the units in their area. Use the unit filter in the list to check what’s accessible to you.
Not through the interface today. A paused or archived campaign stays on record, with no delete action available.
While paused, no new contact enters the campaign. See the details in Schedule the send and follow-ups. Resume the campaign for it to start acting again.