# Campaign dashboard The **Dashboard** tab is the main operational screen for managing a running access certification campaign. It provides a real-time view of review progress, participant scope, and reviewer steps, and allows administrators to perform lifecycle actions. ## Selecting a campaign At the top of the tab, a search field lets you select one of the campaigns launched for the current certification configuration. Each execution creates a new campaign — the dropdown lists all campaigns associated with the current configuration. Once selected, all sections below populate automatically. ## Campaign info card

Element	Description
Name	The campaign name set at launch time.
Status	Current state: Active, Completed, Expired, Partially Expired, Cancelled, or Preview.
Extendability	Whether the campaign can be extended: Not extendable, Extended, or Not extended.
Description	Optional description set during configuration.
Execution Date	Date and time the campaign was launched.
Expected Completion	Originally scheduled deadline for reviewers.
Actual Completion	Date and time the campaign was completed or closed.

## Action buttons Each action opens a confirmation dialog before executing. ### Delete campaign Permanently removes the campaign and all associated review tasks. Reviewers no longer see the campaign in SelfService, and reports and statistics are no longer available. {% hint style="warning" %} Use this action for test or mistakenly created campaigns only. Deletion cannot be undone. Also note that the legacy "Deleting User Access Campaign" batch task must be deleted if present — it is incompatible with this feature. {% endhint %} ### Expire campaign Manually closes a campaign before its scheduled completion date. Marks all unfinished review items as expired. * Disabled when all review items are already completed. * Requires a mandatory reason entered in the confirmation dialog. ### Extend campaign Adds additional days to the campaign deadline. * Disabled when the campaign is marked as not extendable, was already extended, or all review items are completed. * Requires a reason and a number of days (minimum 1). * Optional **Cascade extension** checkbox (default: enabled) — when enabled, the extension propagates to all reviewer steps. See [Multi-reviewer campaigns](/access-review/multi-reviewer-campaigns.md) for details. ### Refresh Reloads campaign statistics without navigating away from the tab. ## Review progress The Review progress panel shows the current state of all review items: * **Donut chart** — proportional breakdown of Completed (green), In Progress (orange), and Not Started (blue) items. * **Stat cards** — numeric counts for total, completed, in progress, and not started items. * **Completion percentage** — calculated as `completed / total`. * **Original campaign duration** — the number of days originally scheduled. ## Campaign managers The Campaign managers panel lists all users currently assigned as managers of this campaign. To **add a manager**: click **+ Add manager**, search for a user, and select them.\ To **remove a manager**: click the **×** on the manager's chip. Changes are pending until you click **Save changes**. Click **Cancel** to revert. {% hint style="info" %} A campaign can have multiple managers. Managers oversee campaign execution and are different from reviewers, who participate in the actual review steps. {% endhint %} ## Participants and scope Four counters describe the entities included in the campaign. Each is clickable when non-zero and opens a details dialog.

Counter	Description	Dialog content
Participated Users	Total users whose access is being reviewed.	Full user list (name, email, status).
Participated Groups	Number of groups in scope.	Table: Group Name, Managed System.
Participated Roles	Number of roles in scope.	Table: Role Name, Managed System.
Access Review Items	Total individual user-access pairs queued for review.	Table: User, Access name, Managed System (paginated, 20 per page).

## Campaign steps If the certification uses a multi-step reviewer workflow, the Campaign steps table shows each step and its progress.

Column	Description
Level	Step order (L1, L2, L3, …).
Reviewer type	Type of reviewer assigned to this step.
Reviewer name	Name of the reviewer or reviewer group.
Reviewers	Number of individual reviewers at this step.
Progress	Progress bar with `completed / total` label.

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