Flinque is discovery-first so it does not run campaign workflows to clone. What you can reuse is the discovery half: saved search filters, criteria and vetted shortlists from a past campaign. The full workflow of tasks, approvals and timelines lives in your own project-management tool, where duplication happens.
How can a brand duplicate a workflow for a similar influencer campaign?
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.