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# Step 4: Add, Remove, & Review Campaign Tasks
When you've decided to build your campaign and have the suitable creators joined to the campaign, you can begin assigning tasks for them to complete.
#### Add or remove campaign tasks
Creators participating in your campaign need to complete tasks to get paid. You created these tasks when setting up your campaign. However, you can [add or remove tasks](https://help.impact.com/en/support/solutions/articles/155000001570-add-or-remove-creator-campaign-tasks-as-a-brand) as your campaign progresses.
#### Review and approve campaign tasks
Once a creator has completed a task or draft, you can [review and approve](https://help.impact.com/en/support/solutions/articles/155000000062-review-creator-campaign-tasks-as-a-brand) the task before the creator publishes it.
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