✉️ Mailing Schedule — Plan Every Mailing For Every Launch

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The ✉️ Mailing Schedule is a sub-tab on the Calendar page (Launches → Calendar → "✉️ Mailing Schedule" button near the top). Planner-only — it doesn't send emails, it tracks what you plan to send, when, and whether it actually went out.

Mailing fields

Date + Time — when it's planned to go out

Type — My Launch / Affiliate Promo / JV Mailing (to Partners) / Standalone

Subject — email subject line

Linked Launch — optional drop-down of all your launches (or "Manual — no launch")

Segment — free-text: "Full list" / "Unopens" / "VIPs" / etc.

Manual Link / URL — optional, for mailings not tied to a launch

Status — Draft → Scheduled → Sent → Skipped (color-coded dropdown)

Notes — freeform

Three views on the Mailings tab

📋 Schedule — next 90 days, grouped by day (default)

📆 This Week — Mon–Sun of current week

📚 All / History — every mailing ever, filterable

Quick-Add row

Top of the Mailings tab: Date / Time / Type / Subject → press Enter to save as Draft. Fastest way to jot down a planned mailing.

"Send to Unopens" follow-up

When creating or editing a mailing, check "Clone in N hours" (default 8h, editable 1–72h). On save it auto-creates a second mailing the same day + N hours, with subject "Re: {original}" and segment set to "unopens". Parent link preserved.

Calendar integration

Every mailing shows as a small colored pip under its day on the main calendar grid. Icon changes by status: ✉ Draft (dashed border) · ⏰ Scheduled (amber glow) · ✓ Sent (faded strikethrough) · ⊘ Skipped (striped dim). Click any pip to jump to edit.

📄 PDF Export

Top-right of the Mailings tab: "📄 PDF Export" button → opens a print-ready page with stats header + unified schedule (launches + mailings merged), grouped by day, with chips and clickable links.

💡 Daily routine: Every morning, scroll the Schedule view. Move today's Draft → Scheduled once written and queued. End of day, mark Sent. Missed one? Skip it.

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