Overview
Use the publication calendar and schedule records to coordinate timed content and campaign activity.
Prerequisites
- Calendar access
- Content or campaign records to schedule
Permissions required
Steps (6)
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Open Publishing Calendar and choose the date range to review
Open Publishing Calendar and choose the date range to review.
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Validation
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Create a schedule for a supported entity and action
Create a schedule for a supported entity and action.
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Set the scheduled time and required payload metadata
Set the scheduled time and required payload metadata.
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Save the schedule and confirm it appears on the calendar
Save the schedule and confirm it appears on the calendar.
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Allow the publication and lifecycle workers to process due schedules
Allow the publication and lifecycle workers to process due schedules.
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Review the resulting entity status and schedule history
Review the resulting entity status and schedule history.
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Validation
Success criteria
- Timed publication/lifecycle actions are reflected in the calendar and target entity state.
About this guide
EngagementHub gives workspace teams one governed system for news, announcements, events, promotions and coordinated campaigns. Content shares a common publishing model for titles, summaries, bodies, categories, tags, calls to action, media references, attachments, visibility, placements, related records, versions and publication state.
Editorial work moves through configurable review and approval steps before immediate or scheduled publication. The publication engine maintains schedules, expiry, feed indexing and per-viewer feed state. Events add occurrences, registration windows, capacity, waitlists, attendance, reminders and feedback. Promotions add codes, claims and claim lifecycle records. Campaigns add goals, channels, assets, stages, runs and measurable outcomes.
Audience targeting is provider-driven. EngagementHub discovers applications that advertise the audience-provider contract, loads catalogues and categories, establishes least-privilege provider access, and freezes returned members into reproducible snapshots. Secure media is delegated to the configured file-storage provider, while queued communication requests are handed to the configured notification-routing provider.
For application interoperability, EngagementHub exposes a canonical capability runtime across Handler, RCP and Bridge v2, implements the eight-operation ContextResolver contract, publishes domain events through the platform EventBus, consumes trusted project-reference and email-delivery events, and supports signed outbound webhooks with retries and delivery logs.