> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.satisfilabs.com/resource-center/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.satisfilabs.com/resource-center/marketing-engine/journeys/campaign-or-journey-metadata.md).

# Campaign or Journey Metadata

Metadata can be used to collect information about various parameters, such as Business Units and areas, about each campaign or journey. This information can later be used to track campaigns' performance across those parameter distributions.

The metadata form can be configured from the backend and, if completed, is available to be submitted when you activate a campaign or a journey.

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Metadata can have fields of the following formats:

1. Text boxes
2. Numeric
3. Text area
4. Dropdown
5. Multi select checkbox
6. Radio button
7. Date picker

* Once the form is filled, click *Save Data*.&#x20;
* Once your campaign/ journey is activated, go to Journeys.&#x20;
* Click on Download reports, and choose your download format.&#x20;

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* All the parameters that were infused in the journey/ campaign are available here. Choose the ones you want and click download.
* Open the downloaded report.

As you can see, the parameters are now available with other Marketing Engine metrics, so you can use just these parameters to define and filter your campaigns.


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