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Email Analytics Filters

Email Analytics Filters let you segment and analyze email performance by engagement metrics, date ranges, and email sending types.

Updated over 2 months ago

Who This Is For / When to Use

Use Email Analytics Filters if you want to:

  • Analyze email performance over a specific time period.

  • Segment contacts based on engagement (opens, clicks, bounces, complaints).

  • Refine campaigns and workflows using real performance data.


What Email Analytics Shows

The Email Analytics dashboard displays aggregated performance metrics for emails sent from your account.

Available metrics:

  • Sent

  • Delivered

  • Opened

  • Clicked

  • Complained

  • Bounced

  • Unsubscribed

  • Failed

Each metric shows:

  • Total count for the selected period

  • Percentage rate relative to sent emails


Date Range Filtering

Date filtering controls which emails are included in the analytics results.

You can:

  • Select a custom start and end date

  • Compare performance across different periods

  • Identify trends or drops in engagement

If no emails were sent during the selected range, all metrics will display as zero.


Email Statistic Filters

Email Statistic Filters allow segmentation based on recipient behavior.

You can filter by:

  • Sent

  • Delivered

  • Opened

  • Clicked

  • Complained

  • Bounced

Common use cases:

  • Identify contacts who never opened emails

  • Exclude complained contacts from future sends

  • Target highly engaged contacts for follow-ups


Email Sending Type Filter

You can filter analytics by the type of email sent.

Supported sending types:

  • Bulk emails

  • Campaign emails

  • Workflow emails

You can select multiple sending types at the same time.

This allows you to:

  • Compare campaign vs workflow performance

  • Measure automation effectiveness

  • Optimize content by delivery method


How to Access Email Analytics

  1. Open Settings from the bottom-left menu.

  2. Select Email Services.

  3. Click Email Analytics from the top navigation.

  4. Apply date range and filters as needed.


Common Issues and Fixes

All metrics show zero

  • Confirm emails were sent during the selected date range.

  • Expand the date range and refresh.

High bounce rate

  • Filter by Bounced to identify problematic addresses.

  • Validate or clean the contact list.

Low open or click rates

  • Review subject lines and content.

  • Segment engaged vs non-engaged contacts using filters.


FAQ

How can I filter contacts who have never opened an email?

Use the Opened filter and select No. This identifies contacts who have never opened emails and can be used for re-engagement campaigns.

Can I filter by multiple email sending types at once?

Yes. You can select multiple sending types such as bulk emails and workflows at the same time.

Can I filter contacts who have complained?

Yes. Use the Complained filter to identify these contacts.

Should I delete contacts who complained?

No. Complained contacts are automatically marked with a Do Not Disturb (Email) flag. Keep them for history, but remove them from all marketing workflows.

How do I analyze performance during a specific season or promotion?

Use the date range filter to select the exact time period you want to review, such as holidays or promotional windows.

How does filtering by email type improve campaigns?

Filtering by email type helps you tailor messaging, timing, and strategy based on how emails are delivered, improving relevance and engagement.

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