# Single Sends

Sometimes, you may need to send one-time emails to a specific user or a cohort of users. In such cases, Humanic provides **Campaigns**, which can be triggered only once—known as **Single Send**. A **Single Send** can be sent to an individual user or a group of users.

#### Creating a Single Send

To create a Single Send:

1. [**Go to the designated link**](https://dashboard.humanic.ai/dashboard/transition-campaign/?tab=single-sends) and click on **"Create Single Send"**.

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2. A modal will appear, allowing you to configure the Single Send with the following properties:

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   * **Name**: The name of the Single Send (used to differentiate between multiple sends).
   * **Recipients (Who to send)**: Choose a [cohort](/humanic/cohorts.md), [milestone](/humanic/cohorts/how-to-create-a-milestone.md), [stage](/humanic/cohorts/how-to-create-a-stage.md), or leave it empty to manually add emails later.
   * **Content**: Choose whether to generate the email using AI or write it manually.
   * **What to send**: Provide context for the AI to generate an appropriate email.
   * **Content Writer Agent**: Select the [AI agent](/humanic/what-are-agents.md) that will generate the email content.
3. Click `Submit`. The system will either auto-generate an email or create a blank template based on your choices.

#### Editing and Sending

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* Use the [**Humanic Email Editor**](/humanic/campaigns/email-editor.md) to customize the **subject line** and **email content**.
* Add recipients manually by entering emails in the `To`, `CC`, or `BCC` fields if necessary.
* After reviewing and testing the email, click `Send` to deliver the Single Send to all selected recipients.


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