The filter option is used to filter the data in the SMS campaign. You will be able to find the filter option on the Right Side of the teleduce.
Navigate -> Marketing -> SMS + -> Filter
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By clicking the filter option, You will get the filter option dragged down.
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In the Filter option, you can search for one of the below options –
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1. Campaign Name – Campaign Name filter allows you to search the campaigns through the name you would have provided in Campaign Information. If you have multiple campaigns with a similar name, you will be able to find the right campaign name as shown below.
Ex: If your campaign name Name is DreamHome
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- SMS+ -> Filter -> Campaign Name -> Equal -> DreamHome -> Search
- SMS+ -> Filter -> Campaign Name -> Starts with -> Dream -> Search
- SMS+ -> Filter -> Campaign Name -> Ends With -> Home -> Search
- SMS+ -> Filter -> Campaign Name -> Contains -> Dre -> Search
2. Campaign Description – Campaign Description allows you to provide the reference for the Campaign.
Ex: If a campaign (DreamHome) is for a particular region (HSR Layout). In the Description, you can provide HSR Layout -> Search
![](https://www.corefactors.in/blog/content/images/wordpress/2020/12/des-1024x296.png)
- While you are filtering through the Description, you can type HSR Layout.
- Campaigns containing the word (HSR Layout) shall be displayed.
3. Campaign Date – The campaign filtration can be searched by selecting a certain period of time. Teleduce allows you to search for the campaigns, on five (5) scenarios –
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- SMS+ -> Filter -> Date -> Equal -> 31 – 01 – 2019 -> Search
- SMS+ -> Filter -> Date -> Less than -> 02 – 01 – 2019 -> Search
- SMS+ -> Filter -> Date -> Greater than -> 01 – 01 – 2019 -> Search
- SMS+ -> Filter -> Date -> Less than Equal -> 01 – 02 – 2019 -> Search
- SMS+ -> Filter -> Date -> Greater than Equal -> 01 – 01 – 2019 -> Search
4. Total Mobile Number – Total Mobile Number gives the number of contact numbers you have selected for triggering the campaign.
Ex: If a campaign has 100 Mobile numbers and you want to search this particular campaign then, follow the following steps.
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- SMS+ -> Filter -> Total Mobile Number -> Equal to -> 100 -> Search
- SMS+ -> Filter -> Total Mobile Number -> Starts with -> 10 -> Search
- SMS+ -> Filter -> Total Mobile Number -> Ends with -> 105 -> Search
- SMS+ -> Filter -> Total Mobile Number -> Contains -> 100 -> Search
- SMS+ -> Filter -> Total Mobile Number -> Less than -> 200 -> Search
- SMS+ -> Filter -> Total Mobile Number -> Greater than -> 50 -> Search
- SMS+ -> Filter -> Total Mobile Number -> Less than Equal -> 100 -> Search
- SMS+ -> Filter -> Total Mobile Number -> Greater than Equal -> 100 -> Search
Combination Search:
- You can do a combination or multiple filtering of the campaigns
- By pressing Add More Filter, an additional search box will appear below the primary search bar.
- You are allowed to do filter with 4 variances with multiple combinations according to your search.
- Reset option is used to reset the data filled in the search box.
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To save the filter, enter the filter name in the Enter filter name box and click on the save filter option.
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To view the saved Filter click on the dropdown of My Campaign.
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