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Sales & Marketing Hub: complete CRM and campaign guide

Follow the full Hub workflow for CRM profiles, campaigns, consent, email, content, service, scoring, automation and connected client work.

Audience: authorised staffReviewed 13 November 2026

Use these steps in your selected Pixie CRM company workspace. The module, dependent tools and actions available to you follow its configuration and your permissions.

Where to start

Marketing → Hub overview; installed label: Pixie Sales & Marketing Hub

Permission

Hub viewing plus the relevant management, independent review, publication, delivery and native record capabilities

Before you begin

Use this library in the selected company workspace. The Hub complements existing operations and native records. Availability follows your configured modules and permissions.

Follow these steps

  1. Confirm access and separate author, reviewer, publisher and delivery responsibilities. Start with one resource draft and verify its saved revision.
  2. Find authorised contacts, companies or leads. Maintain lifecycle, score and health, and record marketing permission only with verified evidence for the current email address.
  3. Build campaigns and attach resources. Prepare segments, emails, public forms/pages, surveys or service references, then complete the independent review and publication process.
  4. Dry-test sequences, workflow branches and scoring. Use the canvas, execution windows, goals, future-event enrolment and run controls deliberately.
  5. Use Client workspace and original native tools for shared follow-up work. Inspect reports and queue receipts, and verify external results separately from previews or rehearsals.

Fields and options

Resource families
Campaigns, audience segments, marketing emails, sequences, playbooks, workflows, landing pages, blog posts, forms, SLA policies, knowledge articles, feedback surveys and scoring models.
Authoring tools
Visual content blocks, desktop/mobile preview, revision comparison, duplication, definition export and the journey canvas.
Operational tools
Campaign results and Launch Rehearsal, delivery queue, enrolment history, Intelligence desk, deal-risk signals, Hub analytics and Connected workspace.

Rules and limits

  • Approval, publication, live enrolment and email delivery are separate actions. Editing invalidates approval.
  • An enquiry is not automatic CRM creation or marketing consent. A draft activity is not a sent email.
  • The Hub does not provide paid-ad buying, external AI prediction or social-network publishing; Social Media Automation has its own library and provider controls.

Check the result

  • Use the grouped task index to verify every feature you intend to enable.
  • Confirm a dry test made no live changes and a deliberate live action has its own original record or receipt.

If something does not look right

  • If a dependent native tool is unavailable, check activation and source permissions rather than assuming the Hub installs it.
  • Use the troubleshooting guide for revision, independent review, dependency, consent and worker problems.

Common questions

Is the Hub the same as Social Media Automation?

No. The Hub covers CRM, campaigns, content and controlled automation; social accounts and publishing belong to the separate Social module.

Does published mean sent?

No. A published email or workflow still needs an authorised delivery or enrolment action.

Complete task index

Choose the task you need. Each guide includes its screen route, access requirements, steps, result checks and troubleshooting.

Start and govern

CRM and audiences

Campaigns and email

Content studio

Public content and service

Sales and automation

Intelligence and reporting

Connected client work