Documentation Campaign Campaign Web User Interface

Configure Campaign options

Last update: April 14, 2025

Adobe Campaign Web includes technical options that allow you to configure the application more specifically. Some of these options are built-in, while others can be added manually as needed.

IMPORTANT

Built-in options are pre-configured and should only be modified by advanced users. If you have any questions or requests, contact your Adobe representative.

Access Campaign options

Options are available from the Administration / Options menu. Use the filter pane to narrow down the list and quickly locate the option you need.

[Options list displayed in the Administration / Options menu]

NOTE

Although the options menu location differs between the Adobe Campaign console and Web user interface, the list is identical and operates like a mirror. For more details on the available options, refer to the list of options in Campaign v7 documentation.

From the options list, you can:

Duplicate or delete an option: Click the ellipsis button and select the desired action.
Modify an option: Click the option’s name to open its properties. Make your changes and save.
Create a custom option: Click the Create option button.

Create an option

The Adobe Campaign Web user interface enables you to create custom options to meet your requirements. This is particularly useful when working with JavaScript code workflow activities to store intermediate data.

To create an option:

Access the options list and click Create option.
Enter a name for the option, select its type, and set the desired value.
Click Create to create the option.

Create option interface showing fields for name, type, and value

Options can act as temporary storage for data, offering the following benefits:

Typed Values: Options support specific data types, such as dates, integers, strings, etc.
Flexibility: Options allow users to store and retrieve data efficiently without the overhead of managing database tables.

In the example below, a custom option named sampleOption is created with the initial value “a”. A JavaScript code activity in a workflow modifies this option’s value and stores it in a variable. The updated value is displayed in the workflow logs and reflected in the Options menu.