Campaign configuration payload details:

- owner: Information about the campaign owner.
- type: Type of campaign (For example, userassignment, groupassignment, account).
- priority: Priority of the campaign (For example, high, medium, low ).
- name: Name of the campaign.
- description: Description of the campaign.
- reviewer: Information about the campaign reviewer.
- applications: List of applications the campaign certifies.
Note: This is a required field, however, in case of User entitlement campaigns, either the 'Applications' or 'Entitlement' or both must be specified.
- allowlist: List of users or groups allowed for the certification. You cannot specify the block list with the allow list in the User/Group scope.
- blocklist: List of users or groups excluded from the certification. You cannot specify the allow list with the block list in the User/Group scope.
- entitlementFilter: It is set to filter the list of included or excluded entitlements for certification.


You can either specify entitlementInclusionList or entitlementExclusionList in entitlementFilter.
- launchDate: Date when the first instance of the campaign starts.
- creationDate: Creation date of the campaign configuration.
- duration: The duration (in milliseconds) for which each campaign instance remains open.
- frequency: A UNIX or Linux Cron-compatible string that defines the start of subsequent instances.
- runEvery: Frequency unit for campaign instance (days or months).
- runNow: Flag to start the campaign immediately.
- nextRunDate: Forecasted Run Date for the next campaign instance.
- overdueAction: Action for open records when a campaign closes.
- mitigationAction: Action after a campaign closes to avoid open records.
- defaultReviewer: Default reviewer for assignments without a suitable reviewer.
- preview: A flag indicating that the campaign is in preview mode and not open to reviewers.
- continuous:A flag indicating that the campaign is continuous.
- automaticRefreshContinuousCampaign:A flag, valid for continuous campaigns only, saying that campaign should refresh the existing filter for building dataset.
- signOff: Campaign sign-off policy refers to the pre-determined approach that governs when and how campaign actions are officially approved or denied (auto, manual, eoc, no_signoff).


Allowable values for signOff are: auto, manual, eoc or no_signoff.
auto: The setting would mean immediate sign-off. Actions taken by the approver in terms of approve or reject are applied on the assignment immediately).
manual: The setting would mean a manual sign-off. The certifier can decide for himself if he wants to enforce his action immediately OR at the end of the campaign).
eoc: The setting would mean sign-off towards the end of the campaign. Actions taken by the approver in terms of approval or rejection are persisted till the Due date of the campaign and then rolled out together).
no_signoff: Actions are not executed and only used for reporting.


- supervisors: List of supervisors identified for the campaign.
- allowSupervisorEscalation: Allow escalation to supervisors.
- reviewerOverwritten: Flag indicating if the reviewer is manually overwritten.