Overview
Plans are containers for campaign opportunity information in Permutive’s Planning product. Each plan stores advertiser details, RFP deadlines, and one or more audiences that you build to respond to campaign briefs. This guide walks you through creating a new plan, configuring plan fields, editing existing plans, and organizing your plans list.Creating a New Plan
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Navigate to Planning
In the Permutive Dashboard, go to Planning to access your plans list.
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Click Create Plan
Click the Create Plan button to open the plan creation form.
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Enter required fields
Fill in the required plan information:
- Plan Name: A descriptive name for the campaign opportunity (e.g., “Q1 Auto Campaign - BMW”)
- Advertiser: The advertiser associated with the campaign
- RFP Deadline: The deadline for responding to the brief
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Add optional fields
Optionally, add additional details to help organize and filter the plan:
- Agency: The agency managing the campaign
- Budget: The campaign budget
- Countries: Country filters to apply to all metrics and visualizations
- Domains: Domain filters to apply to all metrics and visualizations
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Save the plan
Click Save to create the plan. You’ll be taken to the plan details view where you can start building audiences.
Plan Fields Reference
Editing an Existing Plan
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Open the plan
From the plans list, click on the plan you want to edit.
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Edit plan details
Click the Edit button or pencil icon to modify the plan information.
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Update fields
Make your changes to any of the plan fields (name, advertiser, deadline, etc.).
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Save changes
Click Save to apply your updates.
Organizing Your Plans
Sorting Plans
You can sort your plans list by the following columns:- Name: Alphabetical order by plan name
- Advertiser: Alphabetical order by advertiser name
- RFP Deadline: Chronological order by deadline date
- Created Date: Chronological order by when the plan was created
Finding Plans
Use the search functionality to quickly find plans by:- Plan name
- Advertiser name
Best Practices
Use descriptive plan names — Include the advertiser, campaign type, and time period in your plan name for easy identification (e.g., “Nike - Summer Running Campaign - Q2 2025”). Set accurate RFP deadlines — This helps prioritize which plans need attention and enables sorting by deadline to focus on urgent briefs. Apply filters early — If the brief specifies geographic or domain requirements, set the Country and Domain filters when creating the plan so all subsequent audience metrics reflect these constraints. Keep advertiser names consistent — Use consistent naming for advertisers across plans to make searching and filtering easier.What’s Next
After creating a plan, you’re ready to build audiences:Building Audiences
Learn how to combine cohorts with boolean logic to build targeted audiences