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The Summary section in Email Statistics provides a complete overview of your campaign’s performance after it’s been sent. It displays delivery, open, and…

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  1. What is the Summary Page in Email Statistics?
  2. How to Access the Summary Page
  3. Understanding Summary Metrics
  4. Delivered
  5. Opened
  6. Clicked
  7. Conversion
  8. Soft Bounced
  9. Hard Bounced
  10. Unsubscribed
  11. Skipped
  12. Spam
  13. Engagement Analysis Chart
  14. Conversion Summary and Analysis
  15. Details Tab Overview
  16. Frequently Asked Questions

The Summary section in Email Statistics provides a complete overview of your campaign’s performance after it’s been sent. It displays delivery, open, and engagement rates, helping you quickly understand how recipients interacted with your email.

This article explains how to access the Summary page, what each metric means, and how to interpret your campaign’s performance data.


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What is the Summary Page in Email Statistics?

The Summary Page gives you an at-a-glance view of your email campaign’s performance. It includes engagement metrics like delivery, open, click, and bounce rates, as well as unsubscribe and spam statistics.

You can also view engagement trends over time, analyse conversions, and access detailed recipient-level data such as who opened, clicked, or unsubscribed from your email.


How to Access the Summary Page

  1. Navigate to Marketing → Emails from your dashboard.

  2. Go to the Campaigns tab.

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    Next stepLocate your sent email campaign.
    All 7 steps in this procedure
    1. Navigate to Marketing → Emails from your dashboard.
    2. Go to the Campaigns tab. this image
    3. Locate your sent email campaign.
    4. Click on the three-dot menu (⋮) next to the campaign name.
    5. Select “Statistics.”
    6. In the stats side panel that opens, click “Load More Statistics.”
    7. On the full statistics page, select the Summary tab at the top.
  3. Locate your sent email campaign.

  4. Click on the three-dot menu (⋮) next to the campaign name.

  5. Select “Statistics.”

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    Next stepIn the stats side panel that opens, click “Load More Statistics.”
    All 7 steps in this procedure
    1. Navigate to Marketing → Emails from your dashboard.
    2. Go to the Campaigns tab.
    3. Locate your sent email campaign.
    4. Click on the three-dot menu (⋮) next to the campaign name.
    5. Select “Statistics.” this image
    6. In the stats side panel that opens, click “Load More Statistics.”
    7. On the full statistics page, select the Summary tab at the top.
  6. In the stats side panel that opens, click “Load More Statistics.”

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    Next stepOn the full statistics page, select the Summary tab at the top.
    All 7 steps in this procedure
    1. Navigate to Marketing → Emails from your dashboard.
    2. Go to the Campaigns tab.
    3. Locate your sent email campaign.
    4. Click on the three-dot menu (⋮) next to the campaign name.
    5. Select “Statistics.”
    6. In the stats side panel that opens, click “Load More Statistics.” this image
    7. On the full statistics page, select the Summary tab at the top.
  7. On the full statistics page, select the Summary tab at the top.

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    All 7 steps in this procedure
    1. Navigate to Marketing → Emails from your dashboard.
    2. Go to the Campaigns tab.
    3. Locate your sent email campaign.
    4. Click on the three-dot menu (⋮) next to the campaign name.
    5. Select “Statistics.”
    6. In the stats side panel that opens, click “Load More Statistics.”
    7. On the full statistics page, select the Summary tab at the top. this image

Understanding Summary Metrics
Understanding Summary Metrics (image 5 of 7) What this shows Navigate to Marketing → Emails from your dashboard. What this shows Illustrates the "Understanding Summary Metrics" section of "Email Statistics – Summary Page". This screenshot appears in the "Understanding Summary Metrics" section of "Email Statistics – Summary Page". The text alongside this image reads: Navigate to Marketing → Emails from your dashboard. Go to the Campaigns tab. Locate your sent email campaign. Click on the three-dot menu (⋮) next to the campaign name. Select “Statistics.” In the stats side panel that opens, click “Load More Statistics.” On the full statistics page, select the…. Immediately after, the guide continues: The percentage of emails that were successfully delivered to recipients’ inboxes (out of all emails sent). Image 5 of 7 Where to goNavigate to Marketing → Emails from your dashboard. Go to the Campaigns tab. Locate your sent email campaign. Click on the three-dot menu (⋮) next to the campaign name. Select “Statistics.” In the stats side panel that opens, click “Load More Statistics.” On the full statistics page, select the Summary tab at the top. Next stepThe percentage of emails that were successfully delivered to recipients’ inboxes (out of all emails sent).

Delivered

The percentage of emails that were successfully delivered to recipients’ inboxes (out of all emails sent).

Formula: (Delivered / Total Sent) × 100

A high delivery rate (90%+) indicates good sender reputation and clean contact lists.


Opened

The percentage of recipients who opened your email at least once.

Formula: (Unique Opens / Delivered) × 100

This helps measure how effective your subject line and sender name are at grabbing attention.


Clicked

The percentage of recipients who clicked at least one link in your email.

Formula: (Unique Clicks / Delivered) × 100

A higher click rate shows strong engagement and effective content or CTA placement.


Conversion

The percentage of recipients who completed a desired action (like a purchase, booking, or signup) after clicking through your email.

Formula: (Conversions / Delivered) × 100

If conversions are tracked, this metric helps evaluate campaign ROI and goal success.


Soft Bounced

Emails that were temporarily undeliverable due to issues like a full inbox or temporary server problem.

Tip: These may still succeed if retried later.


Hard Bounced

Emails that failed permanently, for example, invalid addresses or blocked domains.

Tip: Regularly clean your contact list to avoid high hard bounce rates (keep below 2%).


Unsubscribed

The percentage of recipients who opted out using your unsubscribe link.

Formula: (Unsubscribed / Delivered) × 100

A small unsubscribe rate (under 1%) is normal, but higher numbers may indicate irrelevant content or excessive frequency.


Skipped

When the email is ready to go but skipped due to most likely

  • Any internal issue while sending the email to specific contact
  • If contact is dnd

Spam

The percentage of emails reported as spam by recipients.

Tip: Maintain a healthy sending reputation by avoiding spam-triggering keywords and ensuring audience relevance.


Engagement Analysis Chart

Below the summary, the Engagement Analysis graph visually displays your campaign’s key performance trends —

  • Delivered (green line)

  • Opened (blue line)

  • Clicked (orange line)

You can view engagement activity across selected date ranges to identify when most interactions occurred.

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Fields in this part of the guide Delivered (green line)Opened (blue line)Clicked (orange line)
Buttons and menus referenced Engagement AnalysisDeliveredOpenedClicked
Next stepTip: Peaks in the chart often indicate the best-performing send days or hours for your audience.
All 3 steps in this procedure
  1. Delivered (green line)
  2. Opened (blue line)
  3. Clicked (orange line)

Tip: Peaks in the chart often indicate the best-performing send days or hours for your audience.


Conversion Summary and Analysis

If your campaign includes e-commerce or goal-tracking setup, this section displays:

  • Revenue: Total income generated from the email.

  • RPR (Revenue per Recipient): Average revenue earned per recipient.

  • Conversion Analysis Chart: Tracks the number of orders or conversions over time.

Note: If revenue tracking isn’t set up, these fields will display as $0.

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All 3 steps in this procedure
  1. Revenue: Total income generated from the email.
  2. RPR (Revenue per Recipient): Average revenue earned per recipient.
  3. Conversion Analysis Chart: Tracks the number of orders or conversions over time.

Details Tab Overview

The Details section lists individual contact-level engagement data with the following tabs:

  • Delivered: All recipients who successfully received the email.

  • Opened: Contacts who opened the email.

  • Clicked: Recipients who clicked at least one link.

  • Ordered: Contacts who made a purchase (if conversion tracking is enabled).

  • Replied: Recipients who responded directly to the email.

  • Hard Bounced / Soft Bounced: Contacts whose emails couldn’t be delivered.

  • Complained: Contacts who marked the email as spam.

  • Unsubscribed: Contacts who opted out.

  • Skipped: Contacts who weren’t sent the email due to filters or exclusions.

  • Failed: Emails that encountered sending errors.

Each column includes:

  • Full Name

  • Email Address

  • Status

  • Last Updated Timestamp

You can also Export the data as a CSV file for deeper analysis.


Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Why don’t I see any statistics for my campaign?

Make sure your email has been sent and delivered successfully. Drafts or scheduled campaigns won’t show data until they’re sent.

Q: Can I download or export these reports?

Yes, you can export data (like Delivered, Opened, Clicked, etc.) directly from the Details section as a CSV for deeper analysis or record-keeping.

Q: Can I see who specifically opened or clicked my email?

Yes. In the Details section, open the corresponding tab (Opened, Clicked, Unsubscribed, etc.) to view contact-level engagement.

Frequently asked questions

What is the Summary Page in Email Statistics?
The Summary Page gives you an at-a-glance view of your email campaign’s performance. It includes engagement metrics like delivery, open, click, and bounce rates, as well as unsubscribe and spam statistics. You can also view engagement trends over time, analyse conversions, and access detailed recipient-level data such as who opened, clicked, or unsubscribed from your email.

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