Campaign Reporting

Once a campaign is running, the record becomes a reporting surface as well as a workflow editor. The main reporting views live in the Metrics, Email Metrics, and Messages tabs.

Use the Metrics tab for campaign performance

Open the Metrics tab when you want the highest-level view of campaign activity over time.

This tab includes a date-range picker and summary cards for:

• Entrants
• Completed
• Avg Duration

Each summary card also includes a small trend chart for the selected time range.

What the metrics charts tell you

Below the summary cards, Leadpush shows an Entrants vs Completed chart.

Use this view to compare:

• how many contacts entered the campaign
• how many completed it
• whether campaign throughput is rising or flattening
• how long contacts are taking to move through the workflow

This is the best place to start when the question is performance, volume, or pace.

Use the Email Metrics tab for message performance

The Email Metrics tab reports delivery and engagement for live messages sent by campaign email steps. Simulations and test-delivery messages are excluded.

Use the summary cards and trend chart to review campaign-wide sent, delivered, open, click, and bounce performance for the selected date range. The email comparison table breaks those results down by each logical Send Email step, even when its template changes in a later published campaign version.

Select an email row to inspect its detailed counts and trend chart. Removed email steps remain identifiable when they have recorded metrics.

Use the Messages tab for delivery investigation

The Messages tab narrows reporting down to messages sent by this campaign only.

The table includes columns for:

• recipient
• status
• delivered
• opened
• hard bounce
• soft bounce
• complaint
• simulated
• created date

Each recipient links back to the contact record for deeper context.

Filter campaign messages

From the campaign-scoped messages table you can:

• search message records
• filter by Status
• filter by Event State
• expand individual rows to inspect message event history

The event-state filters help you isolate records by engagement and delivery outcomes such as opens, clicks, complaints, or bounces.

Expand rows to inspect message events

Each message row can be expanded to show the event log for that message.

This is useful when you need to answer questions like:

• Was this campaign message delivered?
• Did the recipient open or click it?
• Was it rejected, hard bounced, or soft bounced?
• Was the message part of a simulated run?

When to use the workspace Messages page instead

Use the campaign's Messages tab when you want investigation scoped to one automation.

Use the workspace-wide Messages page when you need to compare message activity across campaigns, newsletters, or SMTP sends.

Best practices

• Start with Metrics when you want to understand campaign health at a glance.
• Switch to Messages when the question becomes recipient-specific or delivery-specific.
• Apply the date range before comparing campaign performance across different periods.
• Use the recipient link from a message row when you need contact-level timeline context.

Related guides

• Publishing and Simulating Campaigns
• Reviewing Campaign Executions
• Messages
• Contacts