What is the default behavior of a direct mail delivery in Adobe Campaign?

The default behavior of a direct mail delivery in Adobe Campaign is to generate a file on the server. When a direct mail delivery is prepared, Adobe Campaign processes the recipients’ data and compiles it into a file that can be used for mailing. This file typically includes all the necessary information such as addresses and relevant campaign details.

Creating this file is essential because it allows for proper fulfillment of the direct mail campaign through third-party mailing services. The generated file serves as the physical output that can be printed and sent to recipients, which is critical for achieving the desired marketing objectives associated with direct mail campaigns.

The other options do not accurately describe the primary function of direct mail deliveries. A report may be generated after the campaign's performance is analyzed, but the file generation is the initial step. Sending emails simultaneously pertains to email campaigns rather than direct mail, and queuing for future dispatch is more relevant to scheduled deliveries rather than the immediate output of a direct mail campaign.