On the Automated Marketing page, you can view information such as the status of an activity and perform management operations.
Choose Workspace> Automated Marketing. The following figure shows the page.
On the left side of the page is the active directory, which consists of Ungrouped and other custom groups. By default, all activities in all groups are displayed.
The top of the page shows the total number of activities and the number of activities in various states.
Click a status. The Activities list below will show only the activities in that status.
The status is divided into:
In progress: After an activity is published, the activity starts immediately if the start time is not set or the start time is reached. Alternatively, the activity that has been stopped is manually restarted and the status changes to In progress. For periodic activities, the intermittent period of the cycle is also in progress.
Not Started: After the activity is published, if the start time that you set is not reached, the system waits. In this case, the status of the activity is Not Started.
Stopped: If the activity is manually stopped, the status of the activity changes to Stopped.
Finished: The activity has been completed or the activity has reached the preset stop time. In this case, the users who are already in the flow will complete the flow and new users will not enter the flow.
including normal termination and abnormal termination:
Normal End: All components are executed normally and are displayed as Completed in the active list.
Abnormal end: If a one-time flow fails to be executed, the execution of a component is displayed as Abnormally Ended in the activity list. If a recurring activity fails to be executed, the execution of a component is displayed as Abnormally Ended in the activity list.
Draft: The activity has not been published.
A list of activities is displayed at the bottom of the page. The basic information about the activity is displayed.
You can search by activity name. Enter an activity name and press the Enter key. Supports filtering by associated sub-activities. Select a sub-activity to filter. If an activity status has been specified at the top of the list, the search and associated sub-activity filters are filtered only from activities with the corresponding status.
You can click Show Columns in the upper-right corner of the list and select the information to be displayed from the drop-down list, as shown in the following figure.
Edit Activity
For all campaigns, click Edit to go to the canvas and modify the campaign configurations. The configuration method is the same as that of the campaign creation. For more information, see Create an automated campaign.
For an activity in the In-progress, Stopped, Ended, or Abnormally Ended state, a new version will be generated once the draft or publish is saved after editing. For an activity in the Draft, Not Started state, it is still edited in the current version.
Version management
For activities in all states, click Details to go to the canvas page, as shown in the following figure. At the top of the page, the version of the current activity configuration is displayed. Click the version number. All historical versions are displayed in the drop-down list.
Click Manage Versions in the figure above. The Manage Versions panel appears on the right side of the page, as shown in the following figure. You can view, copy, stop, and start the specified version.
Copy Activity
For activities in all states, click Copy to go to the canvas page. The name of the new activity is "Original Activity Name-Copy". All initial configurations are the same as those of the original activity. On the canvas, modify the configuration of the campaign. For more information, see Create an automated campaign.
If you copy an activity created based on a template, the copied activity will be separated from the template and edited in the same way as a normal activity.
Stop /restart activity
Stop
If the activity is in the In progress or Not started state, click Stop. Then, the activity is stopped and the status changes to Stopped.
You can select multiple activities from the list and click Batch Stop below the list.
Restarting
For an activity that is in the Stopped state, click Start. If the activity is within the time range that you set and the number of times the activity is not reached, the activity is restarted and the state changes to In progress.
Under the current cloud resource configuration, to ensure the execution performance, if there are 100 activities in progress under the same workspace at the same time, if a new activity is started, the system will prompt the start failure. You need to wait for an ongoing activity to end, or manually stop it before starting a new activity.
After the activity is restarted, it does not continue to execute the process that was interrupted last time. Instead, it restarts from the first component and generates a new execution record.
View activity execution
View the execution record list
Each time an activity starts execution, a new execution record is generated.
For an activity that is in the In-progress, Stopped, Ended, or Abnormally Ended state, or an activity that has been executed but has been modified and saved as a draft, click Execution Records. The Execution Records panel appears on the right side, showing all the execution records.
There may be multiple execution records in the following situations:
Periodic activities.
Stop the activity before it starts.
The activities that have been executed, after editing and publishing, are executed according to the new configuration.
You can filter execution records by status. The status of execution records can be divided into:
In progress: The activity has started to be executed. An execution record is generated.
Completed: The activity is completed and no component fails to be executed.
Abnormal End: At least one component in the activity fails to be executed.
Stopped: The activity is manually stopped.
The operations that you can perform on execution records include:
View: Click View to go to the canvas and view the detailed configuration and execution of the activity. For more information, see View execution details.
Stop: You can click Stop in the Actions column of an activity that you want to stop. Then, the activity is stopped and the status of the activity changes to Stopped.
For periodic activities, stopping one execution does not affect the execution of the next cycle.
Re-execute: If you fail to obtain the crowd data during the execution of an activity for which the specified target group enters the flow, the activity ends abnormally. In this case, there is a chance to re-run the task. After you click Re-run, if no rounds are in progress, the task will be re-run immediately. If a round is in progress, the task will be re-run after it ends. Re-execution is not limited by the start and end time set for the activity and does not count against the number of recurring activities.
View execution details
For an activity for which an execution record has been generated, click Details to go to the canvas page, as shown in the following figure. This page displays the latest version of the flow configuration and the latest execution status. 
If the activity is in the Draft, In progress, Not started, and no execution record has been generated, only the process configuration is displayed, not the execution status.
If you enter the page from Version Management or View in the execution record list, the page displays the process configuration of the corresponding version and the execution status of the corresponding execution round.
Click a component. The component configuration panel appears on the right. The configuration information of the component is displayed.
The execution data of the widget is displayed at the top of the widget.
Different components display different execution data:
Component Type
Execution Data Type
Display form
Target Population, Behavior Event, Wait To, Randomization, Label Determination, Result Determination, Generated Population, and Tagging
Number of people entering the component
In order:
The number of people who meet the judgment conditions to flow out of the component
Number of people entering the component
Text messages, digital messages, emails, WeChat messages, template messages, APP PUSH, Webhook, and push Kafka
In order:
Number of failed sends
Number of successful sending
Actual Number of Sent
Number of people entering the component
Target node of the AB test
In order:
Winning Group
Total number of target achieved for all groups
Total number of inflows for all groups
Click the Target Group or Behavior Event component in the Execution Data section to go to the Incoming Users panel. The details of the users who flow in are displayed, as shown in the following figure.
You can click Last 5 Minutes or To Date in the preceding figure to filter the details of users who entered the process within different time periods.
The Success status in the preceding figure indicates that the user has completed the process. If the status of the failure is displayed, the user aborts the execution due to an exception. The cause of the failure is displayed.
In the preceding figure, click the row where a user is located. The canvas displays the route of the user in the flow with a green line, as shown in the following figure.
Click the execution data area of a widget except the target group and behavior event. The execution action analysis panel appears, showing the detailed execution information of the widget, as shown in the following figure.
NoteThe execution action analysis metrics of different components vary. The actual metrics displayed on the page prevail.
The following figure shows a third-party text message. The Short Link Click metric applies only to third-party text messages, but does not apply to Alibaba Cloud text messages.
The action analysis panel of an AB test component displays special information. For more information, see AB test.
By clicking the labels that show different execution results in the preceding figure, you can filter the user details of the corresponding execution results, which are displayed below.
You can click Last 5 Minutes or To Date in the preceding figure to filter the details of users sent in different time periods.
The corresponding user details are displayed at the bottom of the preceding figure. User details are retained for only 7 days and cannot be viewed after they expire.
The user ID is the QAID of the user. You can query the user by using the QAID and the ID related to the marketing type.
For text messages, digital messages, emails, WeChat messages, template messages, APP PUSH, coupons, shopping guide tasks, webhooks, you can click Generate Crowd in the preceding figure to save the users whose sending is successful, failed, or other receipt results as a crowd, as shown in the following figure. Click the
icon on the right side of Generated Crowd. The operation records of the generated crowd and whether the crowd is generated are displayed. 
Set Public or Cancel
Set Public and Cancel: There are Set to Public and Cancel Public buttons for all activities in the state. By default, new marketing activities are not public and are not visible to users other than the creator and administrator roles. After you click Open, the workspace is visible to all users. After you cancel Open, the workspace becomes invisible.
Mobile Groups
Supports moving activities to a specified group.
Move activities at a time: Select the activities to be moved from the list and click Move below the list. In the panel that appears, select a group and click Save.
Delete Activity
Click Delete to delete an activity that is in the Draft, Stopped, Ended, or Abnormally Ended state.
You can select multiple activities from the list and click Batch Delete below the list.
Activity Group
As shown in the following figure, the activity group is displayed on the left side of the page.
Activities that are not grouped are included in Ungrouped. You can add activity groups and put activities into different groups to manage activities by category.
A maximum of three levels of groups are supported. You can click the arrow icon in front of a group name to expand or collapse child groups. In the preceding figure, the third-level group 11 is a third-level group.
A dark icon
indicates that there is activity in the group, and a light icon 
indicates that there is no activity in the group. The search box above the group list allows you to search for group names.
Click the arrow icon
in the upper right corner of the group to collapse /bring up the group view.
Add and move groups
To add a maximum of three levels of groups, perform the following steps:
Move the pointer over any group or all groups. The plus sign
appears, as shown in the following figure. Click the plus icon. 
In the dialog box that appears, select whether the new group is a sibling or a child of the original group and enter a name for the new group.
In this example, a child group "Group 01" of "New sub group 02" is created.
Click OK. The new group will be added to the directory.
Drag the group to the required position to change the order and level of grouping.
Rename a group
Move the pointer over the custom group. The ellipsis icon
appears, as shown in the following figure. Click the ellipsis icon. The Rename button appears. Click Rename. 
In the dialog box that appears, enter a new group name and click OK.
Delete a group
Move the pointer over the custom group. The ellipsis icon
appears, as shown in the following figure. Click the ellipsis icon. The Delete button appears. Click Delete. If the group does not contain activities or sub group, the group will be deleted directly after confirming the deletion, as shown in the following figure.
If the group contains an activity or sub group, a pop-up window will indicate that it cannot be deleted.