Plan the journey. Manage production. Get approval.
Map lifecycle campaigns, track every asset through production and testing, and keep review and sign-off tied to the campaign before it goes live.
Keep working in Figma, Asana and your sending platform.
Why is it so hard to know when a campaign is ready?
Because “ready” is not a task status. Every asset, version, test and approval has to be in the right state at the same time.
Campaign readiness is a campaign-level state, not a task-level status.
One campaign. Six different versions of the truth.
Take one asset, Welcome Email 03, and watch it fragment across the stack.
A five-email welcome series isn't five pieces of work.
Each email moves through copy, design, build, testing and approval. Add SMS, landing pages, variants and revision rounds, and one simple journey becomes dozens of production states.
Keep Figma. Keep your email platform. Keep the campaign connected.
Designers keep designing in Figma. CRM specialists keep building in the platform they already build and send from. LaunchSign coordinates the campaign around that work.
Why "done" isn't launch-ready.
Task completion and campaign readiness are not the same thing.
See the email in 100+ inboxes before you approve it.
Build the email in your email platform, then send a normal test to LaunchSign. LaunchSign captures the actual email and generates previews across 100+ email clients and environments, including Outlook, Gmail, Apple Mail, mobile and dark mode.
"Approved" only matters if you know which version.
Approval is a decision on a specific version of a specific asset. LaunchSign keeps comments, versions and approvals attached to the work they refer to.
The work is done. The client still owes a decision.
The account team sees what the client has reviewed, which version they saw, what feedback remains open and what is still waiting for sign-off.
Clients can review without creating an account.
The blocker is a committee, not a client.
Brand approves the design. Legal changes the copy. A director wants to see the final build.
LaunchSign keeps those decisions attached to the campaign asset and version they refer to.