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Real Time Journeys Are Ending/Completing Before All Steps In Journey Are Actually Completed

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We are running very basic email campaigns where we load a fixed list via segment and have emails sent out at specific times using the Wait until feature to delay the sending of the next emails and phone call tasks being generated. I am seeing a few of my campaigns recently being marked complete well before all the steps inside the journey are complete.

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Hello,

The journey begins when the start date arrives and ends when the end date arrives.
Make sure the dates are correct so that the journey continues to function on the date you need it to.

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@Jimmy Passeti thanks for the response!

I remember in Outbound Marketing I could pick an endtime for journeys, but in Real Time I dont have that option.

Any advice?

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@Jimmy Passeti to make it more confusing - it looks like I used to have this option, but now don't.

As you can see below, I have journey being marked as complete that don't even have data in the journey end date when I added that column to my view.

The 2nd and 3rd journeys were not supposed to finish for another few weeks.

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Hey,

You are using the option: "A one-time journey with a static audience".

Thats why there isn´t an option to select the end date, try to use the second option.

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