# Pardot: Campaigns

## Description

* Each record represents a campaign in Pardot

## Supported Data Sources

* <img src="https://fivetran.com/integrations/pardot/resources/pardot.svg" alt="" data-size="line"> Pardot

## Columns

| Type     | Name                           | Description                                                                    |
| -------- | ------------------------------ | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ |
| INTEGER  | campaign\_id                   | Pardot ID for this campaign                                                    |
| STRING   | campaign\_name                 | Campaign's name                                                                |
| INTEGER  | cost                           | Cost associated to the campaign                                                |
| BOOLEAN  | \_fivetran\_deleted            | Boolean representing whether the record has been deleted in the source system. |
| DATETIME | \_fivetran\_synced             | The timestamp of when a record was last synced by Fivetran.                    |
| INTEGER  | count\_opportunities           | Count of all campaign opportunities                                            |
| INTEGER  | count\_opportunities\_won      | Count of all campaign opportunities won                                        |
| DECIMAL  | sum\_opportunity\_amount\_won  | Sum of all campaign opportunities won                                          |
| INTEGER  | count\_opportunities\_lost     | Count of all campaign opportunities lost                                       |
| DECIMAL  | sum\_opportunity\_amount\_lost | Sum of all campaign opportunities lost                                         |
| INTEGER  | count\_prospects               | Number of prospects associated with the campaign                               |


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