Your next campaign.
Start with a brief.
Choose a saved segment. Tell your agent what to say. Review the email barua prepares in your voice and design.
Customers with
a saved project.
Use an existing saved segment, or ask your agent to create one from approved product events.
See who qualified ↗Actual counts from this fictional workspace. Preparing the campaign fixes its audience.
“Tell customers with a saved project about the new preview. Link them back to their projects.”
This email was written and saved by barua. The sample workspace stayed at review.
Open the captured run ↗Try the email review ↗Choose when
this one goes.
Send now or schedule a start. Normal sending still respects each recipient’s sending hours and the 20-hour gap.
Approval applies to this prepared versionTuesday
09:00 Europe/Oslo
Send immediately is a separate, explicit choice. It bypasses pacing, not permission checks.
Follow the delivery.
Handle what is left.
Pause the remaining queue, resume it, or cancel what has not gone out. Content stays fixed once sending starts.
Delivery feedback can arrive after the campaign finishes. Receiving-server acceptance does not prove inbox placement.
Your approval has
a clear boundary.
The segment can keep changing. The prepared campaign keeps the audience you reviewed.
Define who qualifies
Your agent saves the segment and requests a fresh preview.
Prepare this campaign
barua fixes the recipients, wording and design for review.
Approve and send
Later checks can remove a recipient. They cannot add new matches.
Use the segment again
Run a new preview for the next campaign.
A few useful details.
Can I create the campaign through my agent?
Yes. An authorized agent can define a segment, request an audience preview, and ask barua to prepare a campaign from your brief. The app gives you the review and sending controls.
Can I edit a campaign after it starts sending?
Its prepared content stays fixed. Start another campaign when you need a different message.
Bring your next campaign.
Tell us who you want to reach and what you want to say. Access starts with a conversation.