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# Programar una colección

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This article covers configuring your [Creator Edit portal](/brand/what-would-you-like-to-learn-about/creator-edit-configuration/creator-edit-overview.md). [Contact us](https://app.impact.com/support/portal.ihtml?createTicket=true&) to learn more.
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Una vez que hayas creado una colección, puedes programarla para que se publique y caduque automáticamente en fechas y horas específicas. Esto es útil para planificar con antelación colecciones estacionales, promocionales o sensibles al tiempo.

1. Vaya a **\<tu nombre> \[menú desplegable]** en la esquina superior derecha y selecciona **Administrador**.
2. En el menú de navegación izquierdo, selecciona **Catálogo de productos** y vaya a *Colecciones seleccionadas*.
3. En el *Acciones* de la colección que quieres programar, selecciona **Editar**.
4. **\[Activar] Activo** para activar tu colección.

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**Nota:** Para que la programación funcione, la colección debe estar configurada como *Activa* incluso si la fecha de inicio está en el futuro.
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5\. En la *Programación* sección, establece tu *Fecha de inicio*, *Fecha de finalización*.

* También puedes elegir la hora y la zona horaria.
* Tus fechas de inicio y finalización deben configurarse para fechas futuras.

6\. Selecciona **Enviar**.


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