Campaigns used to be locked the moment you set them. One small change meant a four-step detour through suspend, clone, edit, reschedule, and a real chance of shipping the wrong version. Now, Netcore CE scheduled and suspended campaigns can be edited in a simple workflow.

What's New

• One-click edit, not a four-step workaround. Open any scheduled or suspended campaign, click Edit, make the changes you need, and save.

• Every field is fair game. Update Setup, Audience, Content, or Schedule in the campaign you already built, then reschedule with a single publish.

• A safety window that protects your sends. Editing stays open until 15 minutes before send, so last-minute fixes never collide with a live campaign.

For example, your email is scheduled for 2:00 PM, and you spot a broken offer code at 1:20 PM. Instead of rebuilding from scratch, you open the campaign, fix the code, and reschedule in under a minute. The fix ships clean, with no duplicates left behind.

Important Points to Remember :

• Send Time Optimization (STO)campaigns can't be edited, scheduled, or suspended.

• Saving moves it to Draft: When you edit a scheduled campaign, it drops to Draft status and is removed from the send queue. A Draft campaign does not send until you reschedule it, so always reschedule after saving, or the ca’t go out.

• The save is re-checked at save time: Opening the editor early does not buy you an unlimited save window. If the clock crosses into the final 15 minutes while you are editing, the save is blocked with an error, and your changes cannot be applied.

• The campaign stays live until a successful save: Opening Edit does not pause the send. If you open Edit, keep editing past the scheduled time, and never save, the original campaign goes out as scheduled, and your unsaved changes are discarded.

For example, the campaign is scheduled for 2:00 PM. You click Edit at 1:30 PM and begin making changes. At 2:00 PM, you have not yet saved. The campaign will be sent at 2:00 PM as originally scheduled, and your unsaved changes will be discarded.

Why it Matters Every minute spent cloning and recreating a campaign is a minute your time-sensitive send sits in limbo, and every duplicate is one more chance to publish the wrong version. In-place editing turns a fragile, multi-step workaround into a single confident correction.

Refer here for the documentation.