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Antsomi CDP 365 Manual for Beginners | Understanding Email Campaign Key Metrics

Published: Dec 16, 2025|8 min read|By: Yuka Ono

Antsomi CDP 365 Manual for Beginners | Understanding Email Campaign Key Metrics

Introduction

Congratulations on your first email campaign! Now, let's review the results of your campaign sent with Antsomi CDP 365 and use them to drive future success. This report acts like a "health check" to show you how effective your campaign was. We will explain complex terminology using everyday language, so don't worry!

Understanding Basic Reports: "Email Campaign Health Check Report"

Step 1: Accessing the Report Screen

First, to view your campaign's "Health Check Report," let's access the report screen in Antsomi CDP 365.

  • πŸ‘‰
    After logging into Antsomi CDP 365, select "Marketing" Hub from the left-hand menu. Then click on "Orchestration".
    Marketing Hub Orchestration
  • πŸ‘‰
    Click on the β€œCampaigns” tab, and a list of previously executed journeys will appear.
    Campaigns Tab

Step 2: Understanding Key Metrics

While reports contain various numbers, let's first focus on the following important metrics:

Delivered

In everyday terms, it's like the "number of invitations sent for a party".

Delivered Metric
  • πŸ“–
    What it means: This indicates the total number of emails actually sent by Antsomi CDP 365 to your target customer segment for your email campaign.
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    Tip: If this number is significantly different from the size of your target segment (e.g., too low), check your segment settings and sender list for any issues.

Opens & Open Rate

In everyday terms, it's like "how many people saw the invitation".

Opens and Open Rate
  • πŸ“–
    What it means:
    Opens: The number of times a sent email was opened by recipients.
    Open Rate: The percentage of opened emails relative to the number sent (Opens Γ· Sent Γ— 100%).
  • πŸ‘
    Example of good results: A higher open rate indicates that your email subject line and send time were appealing to customers.
  • πŸ‘Ž
    Example of bad results: If the open rate is low, it could be due to the subject line not grabbing customer interest, an inappropriate send time, or low relevance.

Tips for next steps:

  • βœ…
    Review subject lines: Try shorter, personalized, urgent, or curiosity-inducing subject lines.
  • βœ…
    Adjust send times: Experiment with A/B testing to send emails during peak activity hours.

Clicks & CTR (Clicks/Opens)

In everyday terms, it's like "how many people came to the party".

Clicks and CTR
  • πŸ“–
    What it means:
    Clicks: The number of times links within the email were clicked.
    Click Rate: The percentage of opened emails that resulted in a click.
  • πŸ‘
    Example of good results: A higher click rate indicates that the email content successfully engaged readers.
  • πŸ‘Ž
    Example of bad results: Unappealing content, unclear Call to Action (CTA), or an unattractive offer.

Tips for next steps:

  • βœ…
    Improve content: Provide information that solves customer problems.
  • βœ…
    Clarify CTAs: Improve button color, size, and wording (e.g., "Learn More," "Shop Now").
  • βœ…
    Conduct A/B testing: Test which variants yield the highest click-through rate.

Conversions & Conversion Rate

In everyday terms, it's like "how many people who came to the party took a special action".

Conversions and Conversion Rate
  • πŸ“–
    What it means:
    Conversions: The number of times your desired campaign goal was achieved (purchase, form submission, etc.).
    Conversion Rate: The percentage of clicks that resulted in goal completion.
  • πŸ‘
    Example of good results: A higher conversion rate directly contributes to your business objectives.

Tips for next steps:

  • βœ…
    Enhance email and landing page consistency.
  • βœ…
    Optimize the landing page for clear information and prominent CTAs.
  • βœ…
    Improve the offer with more valuable incentives or discounts.

Important Notes

1. Not all metrics are unique counts by default.
In Antsomi CDP 365, metrics such as 'Opens' and 'Clicks' initially track every single action. This means if the same recipient opens an email multiple times, each of these individual actions will be counted towards the total.

If you require these metrics to reflect unique actions (e.g., counting only one open per user), a separate request to Antsomi is required.

2. Customizing Metrics Display
The metrics displayed in the "Campaigns" tab can be customized. Click the "COLUMN" button, then select "Modify Column" to access the customization screen.

Modify Column Button

On this screen, check the boxes next to the metrics you wish to display. On the right side of the screen, you can also drag and drop them to reorder them into your preferred display order.

Reordering Metrics

Email Campaign Metrics Definitions

Default metrics

Delivered

The number of emails successfully delivered to customers' inboxes.
Default metrics

Opens

The total number of times emails were opened by customers. Unlike "Unique Open," if the same recipient opens an email multiple times, each individual action is counted towards the total number of Opens.

Example:
User A: 2 opens
User B: 3 opens
User C: 1 open
Total Opens: 6
Default metrics

Open Rate

The percentage of Opens calculated against the total number of Delivered emails.
Default metrics

Clicks

The total number of times links within the email were clicked. Unlike "Unique Clicks," if the same recipient clicks on a link repeatedly, each individual action is counted towards the total number of Clicks.

Example:
User A: 2 clicks
User B: 3 clicks
User C: 1 click
Total Clicks: 6
Default metrics

Click Rate

The percentage of Clicks calculated against the total number of Delivered emails.
Default metrics

CTR (Clicks/Opens)

The Click-Through Rate calculated against the total number of Opens (Clicks divided by Opens).
Default metrics

Entered Control Group

Refers to the audiences who entered the Control Group branch (specifically in an A/B Split node), where they do not receive any message.
Default metrics

Entered journey

Number of times that the audience entered the trigger node (passed conditions of trigger node).
Default metrics

Exited journey

Number of times that the audiences were excluded from the journey due to not meeting the node conditions (e.g., Filter-node or If-then branches).
Default metrics

Finished journey

Total number of audiences reaching the end node on any branch of the journey.
Default metrics

Invalid Sent-requests

Send-request invalid because of missing required info or incorrect info (from the third party requesting).
Default metrics

Delivery-system Errors

Errors returned from the Destination service.
Default metrics

Process Errors

The number of times the system has errors, for example, a timeout when processing at any node.
Default metrics

Hard bounces

Hard bounces are the result of a permanent problem such as an invalid, closed, or non-existent recipient's address (e.g., email address or phone number), and these messages will never be successfully delivered.
Default metrics

Soft bounces

Soft bounces are the result of a temporary problem (with an already valid recipient's address, e.g., valid email) such as a full inbox or a problem with the recipient’s server.
Custom metrics

Unique Open

The number of individual customers who opened the email. Unlike "Opens," even if the same recipient opens the email multiple times, it is counted as 1 Unique Open.

Example:
User A: 2 opens
User B: 3 opens
User C: 1 open
Total Unique Opens: 3
Custom metrics

Unique Open Rate

The percentage of Unique Opens calculated against the total number of Delivered emails.
Custom metrics

Unique Click

The number of individual customers who clicked a link in the email. Unlike "Clicks," even if the same recipient clicks links multiple times, it is counted as 1 Unique Click.

Example:
User A: 2 clicks
User B: 3 clicks
User C: 1 click
Total Unique Clicks: 3
Custom metrics

Unique Click Rate

The percentage of Unique Clicks calculated against the total number of Delivered emails.
Custom metrics

Unique CTR (Clicks/Opens)

The percentage of Unique Clicks calculated against the total number of Opens.

*As mentioned above, for "Custom metrics", since they are not available by default, you must request them separately from the Antsomi team if you wish to view them as report metrics.

Email Campaign Key Metrics
Email Campaign Metrics Definitions Reference

Check the official guide for more details on Antsomi CDP 365 metrics and reports.

View Reference

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