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The Performance tab gives you an aggregate view of how your active emails are performing across key engagement metrics.
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Email performance can be viewed on a global level, per email, or aggregated across a workflow

Metric definitions

Definitions of email performance metrics:
MetricDescription
Open ratePercentage of sent emails that were opened at least once.
Click-through ratePercentage of opened emails where a link was clicked at least once.
Bounce ratePercentage of sent emails that bounced.
Unsubscribe ratePercentage of sent emails which resulted in a recipient unsubscribing from at least one topic.
SendsNumber of emails successfully sent.
OpensNumber of times this email has been opened in total
Unique opensNumber of emails that were opened at least once.
ClicksNumber of link clicks in total to this email
Unique clicksNumber of emails that were clicked at least once.

Time range

Use the time range selector in the top left to filter performance data. You can choose from preset ranges such as Today, Yesterday, and Last 30 days, or define a custom date range.
All stats displayed only include activities that occur in the time range selected. For instance, the click-through rate is the number of clicks that occurred in the time window divided by the number of

Include bots toggle

Email inboxes often use automated bots to pre-scan or pre-open emails for security purposes. These bot interactions can inflate your open and click metrics. Toggle Include bots off to filter out bot activity. Conversion identifies bots using two signals: Activity: An open or click is flagged as a bot if it occurs within 5 seconds of the email being sent, or if a subsequent open and click happen within half a second of each other. Source: Conversion checks the IP address of the open or click against known bot IP addresses. This includes those from Google and Conversion’s database of recognised bot IPs.
For the most reliable performance data, keep the Include bots toggle off.

Frequently Asked Questions

Firstly, Conversion only sends emails to recipients that are subscribed. Then, Conversion checks if the email address passes inbox validation and isn’t present on our global bounce list. This can mean some recipients aren’t sent the email, which will display in the