> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: /help/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Review your campaign

> Kerux checks whether your campaign can get you anywhere, says what is missing or broken, and fixes it in one click.

**Preflight** tells you whether a campaign can run. **Review** tells you whether it will get you anywhere: does anyone get a message after accepting, does any message ask for a next step, do the messages say what you sell, who is left with nothing.

![The Campaign review panel in the Builder: the readiness bar and bottom line, then Stops the goal and Would work better, with a message shown Now and Suggested](https://mintcdn.com/kerux-f37add41/hxXnH5J2aAMkPLq4/images/review.png?fit=max\&auto=format\&n=hxXnH5J2aAMkPLq4\&q=85\&s=ad42969cf2f4c50fef444713373dc883)

**1. Open Review**

In the campaign's **Builder**, click **Review** in the toolbar. The number on it is how many problems there are (in red) or, when there are none, how many tips (in gold); a check mark means nothing was found. It is checked again on every change, so the number goes down as you fix things.

**2. Read what it found**

At the top, a bar with three parts and the bottom line: **Won't work as it is** (one part, red), **Needs work** (two) or **Ready** (three, gold), with the AI's sentence when it has given its opinion. Below, what to fix in two groups: **Stops the goal** (for example: people who accept never get a message, or no message asks for anything) and **Would work better** (a follow-up, a path for people who don't accept, a message that names your offer). Each line says what is wrong and what to change; the step's name at the right of the line opens it. Lines from the AI have a small sparkle.

**3. Fix in one click**

* **Add a follow-up**: adds a wait and a follow-up message after the step, and opens it so you can adjust the text.
* **Add a follow and a like**: people who don't accept your invitation get a follow right away and a like 5 days later, so they still see you.
* The step's name (for example **Message (step 4)**): opens the step to change it.
* **Tell Kerux what you sell**: opens your [business profile](/help/account/business-profile.md) (**Settings > Business profile**). Without it, nothing can check that the messages fit your offer.

**4. Ask the AI for its opinion (Pro)**

Click **Ask the AI for its opinion**. The AI reads the whole campaign and your business profile, and tells you the goal it sees, an honest bottom line (**Ready**, **Needs work** or **Won't work as it is**) and up to five things to change. For a weak message it writes a new one: **See the text** shows the step's text **Now** (struck through) and the **Suggested** one, and **Use this text** puts it in the step. Nothing changes until you click. The AI's opinion is part of Pro, Agency and the free trial; viewers don't see the button. If the AI isn't available or can't answer, the panel says so and the checks above still apply.

> [!TIP]
>
> Review opens by itself once: when the AI or a template has just built the campaign and has something to say, or when a campaign has a problem. After that, the number on the button tells you. A campaign you just created, with nothing but its **Start**, isn't checked yet: the **Review** button shows no number, Review shows no problems, doesn't open by itself and says **Add your first step. Kerux then checks the campaign as you build it: whether people get a message after accepting, whether you ask for a next step, whether the messages say what you sell.** On a campaign the AI or a template just built, if your AI is set to proactive (**Preferences > AI assistant**), the AI's opinion runs by itself. Each AI opinion uses about one AI credit.

> [!NOTE]
>
> If you change the campaign after the AI's opinion, Review says so: click **Analyze again** to update it. The checks themselves are always up to date and never use credits.


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