Campaign Report

View and analyze the performance of all marketing campaigns sent, with detailed delivery, success and error statistics.

Here you can follow the complete history of campaigns carried out, including sending metrics, delivery rate, conversions, errors encountered and recipient-level details.

It is the essential tool to evaluate the effectiveness of your marketing actions and identify opportunities for improvement.

How to Access

Access: Marketing / Campaigns / Campaign Report, as shown in the Figure 1:

Figure 1: Path to Campaign Report.


Main Screen

Figure 2: Main Screen - Campaign Report.

The main screen displays a table with all sent campaigns, organized in descending chronological order.

Available Buttons

  • Filters: Filter campaigns by period, department, type and status.

  • Export: Exports the report in CSV or PDF format, sending it to your registered email.


Table Information

The campaigns table contains the following columns:

Column
Description

Checkbox

Select one or more campaigns

Name

Campaign identifier name

Type

Channel used for sending (WhatsApp, SMS, E-mail)

User

Name of the user who created the campaign

Department

Department linked to the campaign

People in the Target Audience

Number of campaign recipients

Date/Time

Date and time when the campaign was sent

Status

Current status of the campaign

Action

Buttons to access Statistics and Analytics


Filter Campaigns

The button Filters allows refining the campaign view:

Figure 3: Available Filters.

Section: Period

Date fields:

  • Start date (format: DD/MM/YYYY)

  • End date (format: DD/MM/YYYY)

Set the date range to view only campaigns in that period.

Section: Campaign Status

Available tabs:

  1. Not archived (default)

    • Displays active campaigns in the system

    • Campaigns that have not been archived

  2. Archived

    • Displays campaigns that have been archived

    • Useful for consulting older history

  3. All

    • Displays all campaigns regardless of status

Filter Fields

Figure 4: Detailed Filter Fields.

Departments:

  • Multiple selection field

  • Filters by specific departments

  • Useful when multiple areas are operating simultaneously

Types:

  • Multiple selection field with options:

    • Select All

    • E-MAIL

    • SMS

    • WHATSAPP

Allows filtering by a specific communication channel.

How to Apply Filters

  1. Click the button Filters

  2. Configure desired period, status and fields

  3. Click Filter

Results will be updated according to the selected filters.


Export Report

Figure 6: Export Report.

The button Export allows generating reports for external analysis.

How to Export

  1. Click the button Export

  2. The default email address is the one registered on the platform for the user, but it can be changed

  3. Choose the desired format:

    • CSV: For analysis in spreadsheets

    • PDF: For printing or presentation

  4. Click Export to confirm

The file is sent to the configured address, including the campaigns visible after applying filters.


View Statistics

Figure 7: Statistics Button.

In the Actioncolumn, each campaign has icons:

  • Statistics: View the campaign data.

  • Analitycs: Analyze the campaign's performance.

Campaign Statistics

Figure 8: Campaign Statistics.

The Statistics function presents a detailed summary of the campaign's performance, allowing you to track deliveries, errors and the individual status of sends.

Overview

Basic campaign information is displayed at the top of the screen:

  • Campaign: Name of the selected campaign.

  • Date: Execution date and time.

Notification by status

Pie chart that shows the proportion of sends by status:

  • Completed: Messages delivered successfully.

  • Error: Messages that were not delivered.

This chart makes it easy to quickly visualize the campaign's success rate.

Success

Figure 9: Successfully completed.

Displays the total number of notifications sent successfully.

  • Completed: Number of sends completed successfully.

Errors

Figure 10: Not completed.

Lists the types of errors encountered during the campaign send, accompanied by the number of occurrences of each.

Important: To understand the exact reason for each error, you can search the error by name on Google. They are usually errors related to platform rules, provider validations or recipient restrictions.

Batches

Figure 11: Batches.

Shows the campaign's processing batches.

  • Each batch displays the number of successes and errors.

  • By clicking on a batch, the batch detail screen opens.


Batch Detail

Figure 12: Batch Detail.

When selecting a batch, a list with the individual processed records is displayed.

Table columns

  • Key: Send identifier (e.g., number or unique key).

  • Interaction: Indicates whether there was recipient interaction with the template buttons.

  • Conversion: Indicates whether there was an entry into the flow in relation to the send.

  • Status: Send result (Completed or Error).

  • Action: Magnifying glass icon (Traces) to view the detailed history of the send.


Traces

By clicking the magnifying glass in the Action (), the Tracesscreen opens, which shows the complete history of the selected send.

Figure 13: Traces.

Displayed information

  • Status: Steps taken by the send.

  • Date/Time: Record of when each step occurred.

Example of a successful send

Typical flow displayed:

  • Sent to Meta

  • Sent

  • Delivered

Indicates that the message went through all steps up to final delivery.

Example of a failed send

Typical flow displayed:

  • Sent to Meta

  • Failure

Indicates that the send was initiated but was not completed successfully.

Note: This feature is available both in Success and Error of Statistics and Analytics.


View Analytics

Figure 14: Analytics.

Clicking to expand the information opens the Analytics screen with a complete view:

Header Information

Figure 15: Header.

Campaign: Name and channel (example: betoniver2 - WhatsApp) Date/Time: Date and time the campaign was triggered Template: Name of the template used

Chart and Metrics

Figure 16: Notification by status - Chart.

Same sections as the statistics screen, but in expanded view:

  • Notification by status

  • Success

  • Errors

  • Batches

Expand Success Section

Figure 17: List of Completed Messages.

By clicking on Completed, a detailed listing opens with:

Column
Description

Key

Recipient's phone number

Interaction

If the recipient interacted (✓ or ✗)

Conversion

Conversion status

Status

Badge Completed in green

Action

Button to view traces

Expand Errors Section

Figure 18: List of Messages with Error.

By clicking on a specific error type (example: Message undeliverable), a detailed listing opens:

Column
Description

Key

Recipient's phone number

Interaction

If the recipient interacted (✓ or ✗)

Conversion

Conversion status

Status

Badge Error in red

Action

Button to view traces


Understanding Sending Errors

During sending campaigns via WhatsApp, various types of errors may occur. These are errors reported by Meta or related to recipients' numbers.

What to Do with Errors

1. Identify error types:

  • Access the Errors section in the statistics

  • Check which errors occurred and their quantities

2. Research the meaning:

  • Errors are Meta/WhatsApp codes

  • Search the specific error in Meta's official documentation or on Google

3. Take corrective actions:

  • Remove invalid numbers from your database

  • Review the quality of your registration database

  • Adjust sending frequency if necessary

4. Document occurrences:

  • Keep a record of the most frequent error types

  • Identify patterns (times, template types, recipient profiles)

  • Use this information to improve future campaigns

Most Common Errors

  • Number validation (incorrect numbers)

  • Quality and engagement policies

  • Sending limits

  • User blocks and restrictions

  • User experiments


Interaction and Conversion Indicators

In the detailed recipient listing, two important columns indicate audience behavior:

Interaction

Symbol: ✓ (green check) or ✗ (red X)

Meaning:

  • ✓ Green: The recipient interacted with the message (clicked, replied, reacted)

  • ✗ Red: The recipient did not interact with the message

Conversion

Indicates whether the recipient performed the action desired by the campaign.

Examples of conversion:

  • Clicked the link and entered the flow

  • Made a purchase

  • Scheduled an appointment

  • Answered the survey

These indicators are essential to measure the effectiveness of the campaign beyond simple delivery.


Use Cases

Case 1: Evaluate Campaign Performance

Objective: Check if the campaign had good delivery

Flow:

  1. Access Campaign Report

  2. Locate the desired campaign

  3. Click the statistics icon

  4. Check the status chart

  5. Analyze success percentage versus error

Analysis: A success rate above 90% generally indicates good database quality and an appropriate template.

Case 2: Investigate Sending Errors

Objective: Understand why messages were not delivered

Flow:

  1. Access the campaign statistics

  2. Navigate to the Errors

  3. section

  4. Identify the error types

  5. Click the specific error to see affected recipients

  6. Research the meaning of the error

Take corrective actions (clean database, adjust frequency, etc.)

Objective: Case 3: Measure Engagement

Flow:

  1. Check how many recipients interacted with the campaign Analytics Access

  2. Click Completed of the campaign

  3. to expand Interaction

  4. Check the

  5. column

Analysis: Count how many have ✓ (interacted)

Calculate interaction rate over total delivered

Objective: A high interaction rate indicates a relevant message and an engaged audience.

Flow:

  1. Access Campaign Report

  2. Click Filters

  3. Case 4: Audit Sends by Department

  4. See how many campaigns each area is sending

  5. Select a specific department

  6. Select the desired period

Apply the filter

Objective: Export the report for analysis

Flow:

  1. Case 5: Compare Channels

  2. See which channel performs better

  3. Filter campaigns by type (WhatsApp)

  4. Analyze average delivery rate

  5. Repeat for SMS

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