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# Monitoring deliverability, opens, clicks

To check the results of the campaign go to email -> Campaigns -> Report.

1. **"Summary" tab**

   This tab contains basic information about the campaign, such as:

   * Campaign name
   * Shipping time
   * Customer group and number of customers
   * HTML preview of Email creation
   * Statistics: number of messages sent (injected), opened (open), tracked clicks (track), unsubscribed (unsubscribe), and types of deliverability errors (hardbounce, spambounce, softbounce).

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2. **Openings**\
   This section shows charts of email openings:
   * Broken down by hour within the first 24 hours of shipment.&#x20;
   * By day, for the first 7 days after shipment.

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3. **Clicks**\
   In this section you will find statistics on clicks on specific links in the message.
   * Ability to export clicks to an Excel file.
   * The ability to create a group of recipients who clicked a link.

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4. Domain report&#x20;
   * Statistics of the domains to which the campaign was sent, along with information about the domain with the highest number of opens and clicks.

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5. **Heat map**&#x20;
   * Visualization of clicks on different areas of the email creative, with color-coding of the areas that were clicked most often.

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6. **"Geo/tech report" tab**\
   Opening messages with a breakdown:
   * Cities
   * Countries

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7. "Tools" tab
   * Ability to export undelivered messages along with the reason for non-delivery.
   * Create groups of recipients based on activity (e.g., who clicked, opened the message or who did not).

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8. Statuses in reports

* **OK:** shows how many emails have been successfully delivered to recipients.
* **Hardbounce:** This indicator refers to messages that have been permanently rejected by mail servers. This usually happens when the email address is inactive or does not exist. Softbounce: This refers to messages that have been temporarily rejected. This can be due to a full mailbox, server problems or other technical difficulties.
* **Spambounce:** Indicates messages that have been blocked by spam filtering systems. This may be because the content of the message was deemed suspicious or the sender was marked as spam.

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