Campaign Governance: a clearer path to approval

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The approach at a glance

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Executive summary

A toolkit design connecting the campaign brief, claim evidence, named reviewers and a recorded launch decision.

Outcomes

Connected brief, claim evidence and approval responsibilities.

Defined a review path from campaign planning through the launch decision.

KPIs

Comprehension in a future usability reviewEvidence required for the next decision

Speed needs a clear review path

AI can help a team draft campaign content quickly. The team still needs to know which claims are supported, who owns the review and what has actually been approved. This toolkit design brings those responsibilities into a shared workflow.

The framework

Campaign brief: audience, objective, offer, owner and deadline.
Claims register: each material claim and the evidence supporting it.
Channel review: how the message changes across formats and regions.
Approval matrix: named reviewers, responsibilities and sign-off.
Launch check: the final checks and recorded decision before release.
Learning review: what worked and what should change next time.

Keep judgement with the right people

The framework supports a team's operating discipline. It does not replace legal, regulatory or compliance review. A useful workflow makes those responsibilities visible and gives reviewers the context needed to make a decision.

Bring it to your team

Start with the campaign workflow you already use: where claims are recorded, how reviews happen and where handoffs lose context. Discuss your campaign workflow if you want to explore a review system adapted to your channels and team. Scope and availability can be agreed before work begins.

Related thinking

Methods used

Workflow mappingInformation hierarchyScope and validation design

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