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# Send a Rocket Campaign

Follow these steps to send a Rocket Campaign:

#### Step 1: Create Campaign

1. Go to **CRM → Bulk Campaign**
2. Click **Create New Campaign**
3. Select **Rocket Campaign**
4. Enter **Campaign Name**
5. Choose **Send Now** or **Schedule**

#### Step 2: Upload Audience

6. Upload a **CSV file** with contact numbers
7. Select the **Recipient Number Column**
8. Map **Template Variables** (if required)

> Note: Rocket Campaign only supports **CSV audience upload**, not CRM targeting.

#### Step 3: Select Channels

9. Choose **Upgraded WhatsApp Channels**
10. Click **Generate Message**

#### Step 4: Configure Templates

11. Select a **Pre-approved Template** for each channel
12. Map **Header and Body Variables** correctly
13. Click **Generate Message Payload**

#### Step 5: Contact Distribution

14. Choose distribution method:

* **Channel Level** – contacts divided across channels
* **Channel + Template Level** – contacts divided across templates

15. Click **Distribute Contacts**

#### Step 6: Final Step

16. Preview the campaign
17. Click **Save Campaign**
18. Click the **Rocket Icon** to start sending

Your Rocket Campaign will now start sending messages across multiple channels for faster delivery.

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