How to Duplicate a Workflow for a Similar Campaign?

Copy the checklist rather than the plan. Plans contain decisions that were specific to the last campaign, and inheriting those decisions is worse than starting blank because they look authoritative.

Keep a note of what you changed last time and why. That note is the thing that makes a second run genuinely faster, and it is the first thing everybody fails to write.

Honest scope first. Duplicating a full campaign workflow, the tasks, approvals, briefs and timeline, is a project-management feature and that is not what Flinque is. Flinque handles discovery and vetting so it is not the place a whole workflow lives to be cloned. What genuinely carries over between similar campaigns is the discovery groundwork.

If a previous campaign found a strong set of creators, you can reuse the search criteria and filters that produced them and return to the vetted shortlist rather than starting cold. That saves the most time-consuming part of repeating a campaign. For the operational workflow itself, the practical answer is to template it in whatever project-management or campaign tool you already use, where you can copy a plan, its stages and its checklists.

So the split is clean. Reuse your creator criteria and shortlists on the discovery side through Flinque and duplicate the task-and-timeline workflow in your own management stack. Together that gets a similar campaign moving quickly without pretending one tool does everything.