Term | Definition | Example |
📣 Campaign | A structured email or SMS message manually sent to a group of subscribers for a specific purpose. | Example: A “Welcome to Recovery” email campaign sent to all new patients when they join a treatment program. |
👤 Subscriber | An individual or organization that agreed to receive communications through iCampaign. | Example: A patient, alumni, or referral partner listed in CRM who receives newsletters or reminders. |
🧩 Segment | A filtered group of subscribers created based on certain conditions like tags, dates, or custom fields. | Example: A “90-Day Alumni” segment that includes all former patients discharged three months ago. |
📝 Template | A predesigned email or SMS layout used to create consistent and branded communications. | Example: A “Monthly Alumni Update” email template that includes sections for news, testimonials, and event links. |
⚙️ Workflow | An automated series of actions that trigger communications based on subscriber behavior or timing. | Example: A workflow that automatically sends a birthday message to each subscriber on their date of birth. |
🚀 Trigger | The event that starts a workflow, such as creating or updating a subscriber record. | Example: “When a new subscriber is created” → sends a welcome email. |
🔍 Condition | Rules that define who qualifies for a workflow or campaign. | Example: Only send the campaign if “Subscriber Type = Alumni” and “Location = Florida.” |
🎯 Action | The event that happens once conditions are met in a workflow. | Example: Send an existing “Alumni Re-Engagement” campaign when a subscriber’s last login was over 60 days ago. |
💼 Workspace | A dedicated environment within iCampaign used to organize by facility location. This helps with branding for campaigns, templates, subscribers, and reports.
Tip: If there is more than one location but has the same branding, use one Workspace. | Example: A “Marketing Workspace” for outreach campaigns and a “Clinical Workspace” for patient updates. |
🌐 Sending Domain | The verified email domain used to send campaigns (e.g., @dazos.com). | Example: Verifying “dazos.com” so recipients see “[email protected]” instead of a generic sender. |
👩💼 Role | A set of permissions that defines what a user can view, create, edit, or delete within iCampaign. | Example: A “Marketing Manager” role can create campaigns and templates but cannot edit company settings. |
🛠️ Admin | A user with full access to manage accounts, roles, settings, and platform configurations. | Example: An Admin verifies the sending domain and sets company branding before launching campaigns. |
🔠 Token | A placeholder used in templates to personalize messages with subscriber or company information. | Example: “Hi {{subscriber.first_name}}” automatically displays as “Hi Maria.” |
🔒 Trust Hub | The compliance center where companies register with Twilio for A2P 10DLC messaging approval. | Example: Registering your business profile, brand, and SMS campaign before sending text messages to U.S. numbers. |
🏢 Company Settings | The admin area for configuring organizational details like logo, email footer, and compliance address. | Example: Adding your company logo and address to appear in every campaign footer. |