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# Configure a Delpha Campaign

## Configure a Delpha Campaign

Once your campaign is created, you can customize it through three key steps:

1. **Select the Campaign Type**\
   [Choose the use case](/delpha-for-salesforce/delpha-campaigns/configure-a-delpha-campaign/select-the-campaign-type.md): Data Quality, Account and Contact import from LinkedIn, or Enrichment.
2. **Review and Update the Settings**\
   [Define execution logic, scheduling, filters](/delpha-for-salesforce/delpha-campaigns/configure-a-delpha-campaign/review-and-update-the-settings.md), and auto-refresh preferences.
3. **Add Campaign Members**\
   [Import records via reports or directly from LinkedIn/Sales Navigator.](/delpha-for-salesforce/delpha-campaigns/configure-a-delpha-campaign/add-campaign-members.md)

These steps allow you to tailor the campaign scope, automation, and data sources.

## A Delpha campaign is fully customizable. 

As a Delpha datasteward, you can: 

* Change the Campaign Type by clicking on the **Change Type** button
* Define Campaign level settings by clicking on the **Settings** button 
* Activate / deactivate the campaign steps to focus on what matters most for you by clicking on the **>** button on top of the Setup step.

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