Campaign review in Console

Campaign review covers how Console holds an advertiser's new campaign, or a change to a live one, until a reviewer on your team approves it. This section is for your team. What advertisers see when they book and submit a campaign is part of campaign creation, so it sits in Creating Console Campaigns.

Reviewers work from the Review manager, which lists every request waiting for a decision.

Each request follows the same path, from the advertiser's submission to the reviewer's decision.

Which page applies to you

Where to start

Start with How campaign review works. It is the one page that describes the whole cycle, and the others assume it. Then follow the job in front of you:

• Plan the rollout. Set up campaign review covers the choices you make with Kevel, and Wallets in Console covers the spending limits that many reviewed placements require.
• Review requests. Review campaigns in the Review manager covers finding, reading, approving and rejecting requests.
• Tell people when something happens. In-app notifications in Console and Emails in Console cover how reviewers and advertisers hear about requests and decisions.
• Brief your advertisers. Submit a campaign for review shows what they see when they book, and Editing campaigns and drafts in Console explains which edits wait.

Kevel turns review on for your business manager and for each placement that needs it, so contact your Kevel representative before you plan a rollout to advertisers.