Domain Removal Blocked Due to Active Campaign Assignment
If you’re trying to delete a domain from your system but get an error saying it’s still linked to an active campaign, don’t worry.
This guide walks you through unlinking the domain from every campaign it’s tied to, so you can remove it cleanly, without affecting deliverability or any campaign that’s currently sending.
Table of Contents1Try deleting the domain2Go to the Domain Configurator3Open Manage Campaign4Unlink the domain from all campaigns5Apply the changes6Double-check campaign links7Delete the domainSetup GuideStep-by-step: Unlink, then deleteFollow these seven steps in order. The whole process takes under two minutes.1Try deleting the domain
Click Delete Domain for the domain you want to remove. If the domain is tied to a campaign, you’ll see an alert letting you know it can’t be deleted yet.
Error Message“The domain is currently assigned to a scheduled Campaign Domain (except test campaign). Try again after the campaign has finished sending, or remove the domain from the Campaign Domain (except test campaign).”
2Go to the Domain Configurator
Open the Domain Configurator option in your menu. Find and select the domain that’s causing the deletion error.
3Open Manage Campaign
Click Manage Campaign for that domain to view all campaigns currently linked to it.
4Unlink the domain from all campaigns
Select all campaigns associated with the domain, then use the Remove option to unlink your domain from every campaign in the list.
Heads UpMake sure to remove the domain from every campaign shown, missing even one will block the delete in the next step.
5Apply the changes
Click Apply to confirm the removal. The system will save the unlinked state across all selected campaigns.
6Double-check campaign links
Go back to Manage Campaign to confirm no campaigns are linked. The list should now be completely blank.
7Delete the domain
Return to the main domain list. This time, you’ll see the option to delete the domain. Enter the required confirmation text (such as “delete”) and click Delete.
You're All SetThe domain is now fully removed. Unlinking before deletion prevents accidental data loss and keeps your active campaigns running smoothly.
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