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Overview

Use POST /v1/campaigns to create a draft campaign from the public steps format. This endpoint is designed for external integrations. You send a single ordered steps array and Enginy compiles it into the internal campaign graph.

Quick Start

  1. Start steps with the first action that should happen.
  2. Add each next action in the exact order it should run.
  3. Use condition to branch on lead data.
  4. Use linkedin_connection to send a connection request and then branch on acceptance.
  5. Put shared continuation steps after the branch instead of duplicating them inside both sides.

Rules

  • Build the campaign as an ordered steps array from first action to last action.
  • Use condition and linkedin_connection when you need branches.
  • Put shared follow-up work after the branching step instead of duplicating the same steps in both branches.
  • Use { "type": "end" } only when that branch should stop completely.
  • waitForAcceptance.unit must always be days.
  • waitForAcceptance.value must be an integer greater than or equal to 1.
  • Validation errors return full paths such as steps[0].onTrue[1].subject.

Step Types

email.subject is required for the first email on every live path; follow-up emails in the same thread can omit it. linkedin_connection.waitForAcceptance is optional — omit it (and the branches) for a fire-and-forget connection request that just sends the invite and continues with whatever follows. add_to_another_campaign.campaignId must reference a campaign owned by the same client as the API key.

linkedin_message_bundle

Sends several LinkedIn messages back-to-back in the same step. Each entry in messages can carry text, an attachment, or both:

linkedin_voice_message

Sends a LinkedIn voice message. You can either generate audio from text via text-to-speech (content + voiceId) or provide a pre-recorded audio attachment (attachment with contentType: "AUDIO"). Use GET /v1/voices to discover valid voiceId values (system voices and identity-cloned voices owned by the client). The step must satisfy one of: (a) both content and voiceId are provided so we synthesize speech, or (b) attachment is provided to send a pre-recorded audio file. voiceSettings only applies in mode (a). voiceSettings fields (all optional):

Branching Step Types

Condition Types

condition.type supports exactly these values: lead_field lets you branch on any built-in column or custom field. operator accepts: EQUALS, NOT_EQUALS, CONTAINS, NOT_CONTAINS, GREATER_THAN, LESS_THAN, GREATER_THAN_OR_EQUALS, LESS_THAN_OR_EQUALS, IS_EMPTY, IS_NOT_EMPTY. value is required for every operator except IS_EMPTY and IS_NOT_EMPTY.

Timed Conditions (waitFor)

email_opened, email_clicked, task_completed, and connection_accepted require a waitFor object on the condition:
  • waitFor.value must be a positive number.
  • waitFor.unit must be one of seconds, minutes, hours, or days.
  • email_opened and email_clicked must be placed immediately after an email step.
  • task_completed must be placed immediately after a task step.
  • connection_accepted checks whether the lead has accepted a LinkedIn connection request that was sent earlier in the campaign. Use this when you want to fan out work after the request without inlining the acceptance check on the linkedin_connection step itself.

Validation Checklist

  • steps must contain at least one step.
  • Every branch array you provide must contain at least one step.
  • Use { "type": "end" } if a branch should stop explicitly.
  • waitForAcceptance.unit must always be days.
  • waitForAcceptance.value must be a whole integer greater than or equal to 1.
  • If GET /v1/tasks/owners returns owners, every task step must include a valid ownerId.
  • Every linkedin_voice_message step must reference a voiceId returned by GET /v1/voices.

Task Owners

If your campaign contains task steps, call GET /v1/tasks/owners first.
  • If that endpoint returns owners, every task step must include a valid ownerId.
  • If no owners are returned, ownerId can be omitted.

Voices

If your campaign contains linkedin_voice_message steps, call GET /v1/voices to discover the available voiceId values:
  • source: "system" voices are available to every client.
  • source: "identity" voices are cloned from one of the client’s identities.
  • A voiceId that is not in the list will fail validation when creating or validating the campaign.
  • POST /v1/campaigns creates the draft campaign.
  • GET /v1/campaigns lists campaigns after creation.
  • GET /v1/tasks/owners returns the valid task owners for task steps.
  • GET /v1/voices returns the valid voices for linkedin_voice_message steps.
  • POST /v1/add-contact-to-campaign adds one contact to an existing campaign.
  • POST /v1/add-contact-group-to-campaign adds every contact in a contact group to an existing campaign.

Adding Contacts After Creation

Use the campaign creation endpoint to build the sequence first, then use one of the audience endpoints below to start adding contacts to it.
  • POST /v1/add-contact-to-campaign is for one contact at a time.
  • POST /v1/add-contact-group-to-campaign is for an entire contact group and returns counts for newly added, reactivated, already-present, and skipped contacts.

Example: Add a Contact Group to a Campaign

Example: Condition First

Example: LinkedIn Acceptance Branch

Example: LinkedIn Message Bundle

Send a short text message followed by a file attachment in the same LinkedIn step.

Example: Branch on Email Click

Follow up on LinkedIn only if the lead clicks the tracked email link within three days, otherwise bump via email.

Example: Task Completion Branch

Wait up to five days for a task to be marked complete; otherwise fall back to another channel.

Example: Explicitly Stop One Branch