# Salesforce Campaigns

Although we pull the Salesforce's Campaign object in HockeyStack, you can't use it directly. It is an everyday use case to track the campaign's results. This document explains how to use it correctly.

To track a campaign's success, we use **CampaignMember** rather than the **Campaign** object. **CampaignMember** captures valuable information specific to each member's interaction with the campaign. This enables us to measure the campaign's effectiveness on an individual level. A date property can be created to track specific events on the **CampaignMember** object. This wouldn't make sense with the **Campaign** object, as it is only tracking the creation and update of the campaign itself.

These are the fields from Campaign that are pulled inside CampaignMember by default:

| HockeyStack Field  | Campaign field           |
| ------------------ | ------------------------ |
| campaign\_name     | Campaign.Name            |
| campaign\_type     | Campaign.Type            |
| campaign\_status   | Campaign.Status          |
| campaign\_currency | Campaign.CurrencyIsoCode |

If you need any additional fields from Campaign, you must add a new relation field to **CampaignMember** with the desired field.


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