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How to read campaign Analytics in TBit | TBit

Learn to interpret the metrics of your campaigns in TBit: messages sent, delivered, read, errors and opt-out to optimize your communications.

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How to read campaign Analytics in TBit | TBit

How to read the information in Analytics

The Analytics section lets you see and evaluate the performance of all your campaigns sent from TBit. Here you can analyze key metrics that will help you measure the impact of your communications and make strategic decisions based on data.

Path: Side menu → Communication → Analytics

Campaign analytics dashboard in TBit

Analysis Panel

At the top you will find a general summary with key performance indicators:

  • Total sent: Total number of messages sent

  • Delivered: Number of messages received correctly, along with their delivery percentage

  • Read: Number of messages opened by recipients, including the read rate

  • Errors: Messages that could not be processed or delivered correctly

  • Opt-out: Users who asked to stop receiving communications

Performance by Campaign

At the bottom you will see the individual detail of each campaign:

  • Campaign name

  • Status (Running or Completed)

  • Number of messages sent, delivered, read

  • Errors recorded and opt-outs generated

What this section is for

  • Measure the effectiveness of your campaigns

  • Identify possible delivery failures

  • Analyze the level of interaction of your customers

  • Optimize future communication strategies

  • Make decisions based on real results

How to interpret the results:

  • Low delivery rate: It can point to invalid numbers, channel restrictions or configuration problems in the template

  • Low read rate: It may be related to the send time, the message content or the audience's interest

  • Errors recorded: Check the channel status and verify that the template is approved correctly

  • Opt-out: Monitor it to avoid communication overload