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Why is my Execute Campaign button greyed out?

The Execute Campaign button stays greyed out until you have added contacts, saved a sequence, and connected a sending account to the campaign. All three must be complete.

The Execute Campaign button remains greyed out until three prerequisites have all been completed inside the campaign. Missing even one will keep the button disabled. This is by design — a campaign cannot run without contacts to reach, a message to send, and an account to send from.

The 3 things you must complete before Execute becomes clickable

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Requirement

Where to do it

1

Contacts added to the campaign

At least one contact must be present in the campaign's contact list.

Campaign → Contacts tab → Add or upload contacts

2

Sequence saved

You must have at least one step in the sequence and it must be saved (not just drafted).

Campaign → Sequence tab → Build steps → click Save

3

Account connected to the campaign

A sending account (email or LinkedIn) must be selected and attached to this campaign.

Campaign → Settings or Accounts tab → select your sending account

How to check which step you're missing

Open your campaign and look at each of the three tabs — Contacts, Sequence, and Settings/Accounts. Any tab that is incomplete or shows a warning is the one blocking the Execute button.

Saved vs. drafted sequence

A common mistake is building out your sequence steps but not clicking Save. The sequence must be explicitly saved for the system to recognise it as ready. Look for a Save or Confirm button at the bottom or top of the Sequence editor.

Where to get contacts if you don't have any yet

You can add contacts to a campaign in two ways:

  • Upload a CSV — Go to Campaign → Contacts tab → Upload file. Your CSV should include at minimum a first name and either an email address or LinkedIn profile URL.

  • Import from LinkedIn Search — Go to Contacts → Lists in the left menu → create a new list using a LinkedIn search URL. Once the list is built, add it to your campaign.

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