Once you've tuned a setup you like, you don't have to rebuild it every time.
Rule versions are saved presets of thresholds and enabled rules. Build one, then apply it to any campaign, so you can run different automation styles without starting from scratch each time.
Rule groups bundle rules into ready approaches - for example a conservative supervision group, an aggressive waste-reduction group, or a positive-growth group - with a default group as your baseline.
Every rule shows an approval rate: how often your team accepts its suggestions in review. It's a quick read on how trusted a rule is, and it quietly informs how confident that rule's defaults should be.
How to save and apply a version:
Tune the rules on a campaign the way you want them.
Save the setup as a rule version.
Apply that version to other campaigns instead of re-tuning each one.
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