Account and campaign workspace
Account creation, email verification, password recovery, a guided launch journey, first-campaign setup, tenant configuration, and role-aware access.
Feature availability
CampaignOS labels capability by operating posture so teams can distinguish available foundations, controlled beta workflows, coming improvements, and future roadmap work.

Current capability map
Availability labels describe the current product posture, not a promise that every workflow fits every campaign.
Account creation, email verification, password recovery, a guided launch journey, first-campaign setup, tenant configuration, and role-aware access.
Keep the seven-day first-campaign trial, subscription, plan changes, paywall, failed-payment grace, cancellation, retention, and reactivation attached to the correct campaign.
Campaign identity, content, media, visual themes, website events, supporter calls to action, preview, publishing, and a CampaignOS-hosted URL.
Connect a custom domain, configure donation-provider handoff, verify the live route, and share the public campaign site after it is ready.
Use Field Mode, contacts, conversations, zones, events, and follow-up context to organize real campaign activity without turning the workflow into a heavy CRM.
Plan collection goals, manage individual petition sheets, record signature lines, review possible duplicates, track progress, and export operational records.
Campaign and Victory add tracked links, QR attribution, volunteer opportunities, event staffing, portals, and review-based reward workflows.
Monitor campaign activity, organize financial records, manage team access, review plan status, and keep billing attached to the correct campaign.
Plan-based AI capacity is visible in controlled beta. Broader AI Campaign Manager actions, customer model connections, and paid overages remain future work.
Deeper recommendations, collaboration, data preparation, and expanded campaign-management assistance remain on the future roadmap.
Operating boundary
CampaignOS presents features as available, beta, coming soon, or future roadmap so teams can decide with accurate expectations.
Start with the proven path
Create the account and first campaign workspace; add beta workflows only where they fit your campaign.