What does "Maximum Customers" mean on the Campaign Detail Report?
"Maximum Customers" on the Campaign Detail Report signifies the upper limit of customers that the campaign initiator intended to engage with. This figure typically reflects the total number of customers fitting the campaign's criteria. However, it may be adjusted downwards based on the budget constraints set by the campaign's organizer.
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