Nested Folders for Email Campaigns, Templates, and Sequences

Nested folders allow you to create folders inside other folders within Email Marketing.

Instead of storing all assets in one flat list, you can organize assets into logical structures such as:

This structure helps keep Campaigns, Templates, and Sequences organized and easier to locate.

Nested folders use a breadcrumb path so you can track your location while navigating between folders. The breadcrumb lets you:

This is especially useful when working with multiple folder levels.

Group related email assets into structured folder trees instead of maintaining one large list.

Open the exact folder you need without scrolling through unrelated assets.

Build multi-level folder systems that grow with your agency or brand.

Help teams understand where campaigns, templates, and sequences should be stored.

Use the same organizational system across Campaigns, Templates, and Sequences.

Campaign folders help organize:

Common examples:

Template folders help organize reusable email layouts and designs.

Examples include:

Templates can be grouped by:

This helps teams quickly locate approved designs.

Sequence folders help organize multi-step email journeys such as:

Example structures:

Nested folders help separate automation journeys into cleaner structures.

Create top-level folders when setting up broad categories such as clients, brands, or campaign types.

Create subfolders inside an existing folder when additional organization is needed.

Example structure:

Do not create unnecessary folder depth unless your organization requires it.

You can move Campaigns, Templates, or Sequences into another folder using the actions menu.

Begin with 1–2 folder levels before expanding.

Use predictable naming structures such as:

Deep folder structures become harder to manage over time.

Use similar structures for Campaigns, Templates, and Sequences to simplify navigation.

Archive old assets and reorganize folders periodically.

Nested folders only affect organization.

They do not change:

Access permissions are managed separately through user roles.

Use the global search bar to search across folders.

Reduce folder depth and consolidate low-use folders.

Open the folder actions menu again and move it back to the correct parent folder.

No. Nested folders only change organization.

Yes. Folders can contain campaigns, templates, sequences, and additional folders.

More than 5 nested levels are supported, but shorter folder paths are easier to manage.

Yes. Search works across the full Email Marketing area.

No. Permissions are managed separately through account roles and permissions.

Assets are not deleted. They move to the parent folder or Home level.

No. Reporting and analytics remain unchanged.