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View Communications Insights

You can have insights for all your campaign performance over a selected time period.

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Written by Fatma Abid
Updated over 2 months ago

To have insights for your database based on the sent communication information, follow the steps below:

  1. From the Modules Menu icon, then click Insights.

  2. Click Communications.

πŸ€“Tip: If you have multiple brands, a pop-up will appear asking you to select a brand to view. The "All Brands" option will only pull data if you have created an "All Brands" instance in SCV.


Communications Insights Summary

This section provides a a performance summary for a quick glance.
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Direct and Indirect Spend - Month To Date

A clear visual breakdown to help you review the direct and indirect spend of your campaigns in a month to date view.

Total Spend in Defined Measure Month on Month (Direct and Indirect)

You can use the Month-on-Month Spend for the current year vs the last year chart to track the customers' spend pacing and growth.

  • The solid line shows current year spend.

  • The dashed line shows last year.

  • You can hover over the lines for exact values and variances.

  • To change the time period, use the slider.

Best Performing Campaigns (Last 30 Days)

This table provides a detailed breakdown of your top campaigns over the past 30 days, helping you identify which initiatives deliver the best value for the contacts who visited and the spend values.

Campaign Name

The title of each campaign.

Contacts Visited

Total number of contacts visted on the back of receiving the campaign.

Direct Spend

Associated direct spend.

Indirect Spend

Associated indirect spend.

Total Spend

Combined direct and indirect spend for each campaign.


Email Communications Insights

The second tab named Email highlights the communications insights related to the email campaigns.

Opens / Clicks over time

This chart tracks key email engagement metrics across time, helping you monitor performance trends and identify areas for improvement:

  • Unique Open Rate: The percentage of recipients who opened the email.

  • Clicks Over Time: The percentage of recipients who clicked links.

  • Unsubscribe Rate: The percentage of recipients who unsubscribed.

  • Soft Bounce Rate: The emails that temporarily failed to deliver.

  • Hard Bounce Rate: The emails that permanently failed to deliver.

  • Email Quality: The overall quality score based on engagement and deliverability.

Campaigns

Column

Details

Send date

The campaign's send date

Opcode

The campaign's opcode.

Category

The category which is associated to the campaign.

Brand

The brand name to which the campaign is linked.

Sent

Your initial number of recipients for the campaign.

Dispatched

How many emails attempted to send out.

Delivered

How many emails were actually delivered to the recipients inbox.

Delivery rate

The number of emails delivered to an inbox divided by the number dispatched.

Email quality score

Compares the number of unsubscribes compared to the number of recipients who engage with the email. The overall responders include unique clicks and unsubscribers. As open rates become more unreliable, email quality score provides a valuable indicator for how many people are happy to continue receiving your emails compared to those who ask to be removed from the mailing list.

Total opens

How many times have the recipients opened the email. Counts the same recipient multiple times if they've opened it more than once.

Unique opens

How many times have unique recipients opened the email. Only counts each recipient once, even if they open it more than once.

Unique open rate

The rate of the distinct opens for your emails.

Total clicks

How many times did the recipients click. This counts the same recipient multiple times if they've clicked it more than once.

Unique clicks

How many times unique recipients clicked the email. Only counts each recipient once, even if they click more than once.

Unique click rate

The unique number of people who clicked a link in your campaign divided by the number of emails delivered.

Unique click to open rate

The unique number of clicks divided by the unique number of opens.

Unsubscribers

The number of the contacts who unsubscribed

Unsubscribe rate

The number of unsubscribes divided by the number of the delivered emails.

Complaint rate

The percentage of contacts who have marked the email as spam or junk.

Soft bounce rate

The number of soft bounces divided by the number of the delivered emails.

Hard bounce rate

The number of hard bounces the number of the delivered emails.

Cost

The cost of the campaign if applicable.

Cost Per Click

Cost per click on the campaign if applicable.

Contacts visited without overlap in defined measure

This removes the overlap in the scenario where a customer receives 2 email campaigns within a 14 day period. In normal cases (above), customer X’s spend would be attributed to both emails in full. These stats remove the overlap. The general rule is: we attribute the customer to the first email they received.

Direct spend without overlap in defined measure

Same as above, except the general rule is: we attribute spend to the first email that the customer received.

Indirect spend without overlap in a defined measure

Same as above, except the general rule is: we attribute spend to the first email that the customer received.

Total spend without overlap in defined measure

Same as above, except the general rule is: we attribute the spend to the first email that the customer received.

Contacts Booked

The number of customers who have made a booking within the defined measure. The default defined measure is 14 days since receiving the communication.


SMS Communications Insights

The third tab, named Email, highlights the communications insights related to the email campaigns.

Sent

This chart displays the number of SMS campaigns sent over a selected time period, helping you track messaging activity and identify trends.

The SMS campaigns grid

Column

Details

Sent

Your initial number of recipients for the SMS campaign.

Dispatched

How many SMS messages attempted to send out.

Delivered

How many SMS messages were actually delivered to the recipients inbox.

Delivery rate

The number of SMS messages delivered to an inbox divided by the number dispatched.

Cost

The cost of the SMS messages if applicable.

Unit

The units number used for the SMS campaign

Contacts visited in defined measure

The number of contacts who have subsequently visited after 14 days of the campaign being sent out. By default the defined measure is 14 days.

  • A visit is recorded through any of the following actions:

    • When customer signs into Wi-Fi.

    • Voucher usage.

    • Booking a table and customer shows up (a completed booking).

Direct spend in defined measure

All direct spend (transactions) linked to a campaign, i.e. of the customers who visited within 14 days of the campaign, those who used a voucher code, pre-paid booking. We can link the customer to the transaction file from the EPOS.

Indirect spend in defined measure

All indirect spend (transactions) made by a customer who visited within 14 days after the campaign was sent. The sum of the most likely spend is calculated by analysing past customer data for that day, time, and location.

Total spent in defined measure

The total indirect and direct spend combined.


Push Notification Communications Insights

The third tab, named Push Notification, highlights the communications insights related to the email campaigns.

Campaigns

Column

Details

Sent

Your initial number of recipients for the push notification campaign.

Unique opens

Unique opens for the push notification campaign.

Unique clicks

Unique clicks for the push notification campaign.

Unique click rate

The number of push notification campaigns delivered divided by the number dispatched.

Cost

The cost of the push notification campaigns if applicable.

Cost per click

Cost per click for the push notification campaign.

Contacts visited in defined measure

The number of contacts who have subsequently visited after 14 days of the campaign being sent out. By default the defined measure is 14 days.

  • A visit is recorded through any of the following actions:

    • When customer signs into Wi-Fi.

    • Voucher usage.

    • Booking a table and customer shows up (a completed booking).

Direct spend in defined measure

All direct spend (transactions) linked to a campaign, i.e. of the customers who visited within 14 days of the campaign, those who used a voucher code, pre-paid booking. We can link the customer to the transaction file from the EPOS.

Indirect spend in defined measure

All indirect spend (transactions) made by a customer who visited within 14 days after the campaign was sent. The sum of the most likely spend is calculated by analysing past customer data for that day, time, and location.

Total spent in a defined measure

The total indirect and direct spend combined.


WhatsApp Communications Insights

The WhatsApp communications insights provide a clear overview of WhatsApp campaign activity.

Column

Details

Sent

Your initial number of recipients for the push notification campaign.

Opens

Your initial number of opens for the push notification campaign.

Delivered

Your initial number of delivered items for the push notification campaign.

Delivery rate

Delivery rate for the push notification campaign.


Campaigns Count By Month Communications Insights

The Campaigns Count by Month table provides a clear overview of campaign activity across each month, enabling you to monitor trends and plan strategically.

By reviewing monthly counts, you can identify seasonal patterns, assess periods of high or low activity, and allocate resources effectively for upcoming campaigns. This data also supports workload forecasting and performance consistency evaluation, ensuring teams remain aligned with organizational goals.

For deeper analysis or reporting, you can export this table:

  1. Click the burger menu icon on the right side of the table.

  2. Click Export to Excel.

You can share the file with stakeholders or integrated into your planning tools.

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