Get analytics overview for one or multiple campaigns. Specify the id field to get the analytics overview for a single campaign, or leave it empty to get the analytics overview for all campaigns.
Note regarding the interest status totals (interested, meeting booked, meeting completed, closed): these are calculated based on the first occurrence of each event per contact by default. To change this behavior and calculate the totals based on all occurrences of the events, set the expand_crm_events parameter to true. Additionally, there is a 10 minute time window after you change a lead status in which the subsequent updates will NOT insert new analytics events to avoid duplicates from rapid status changes and avoid false inflation of the analytics numbers.
Bearer authentication header of the form Bearer <token>, where <token> is your auth token.
A campaign ID to get the analytics overview for. Leave this field empty to get the analytics overview for all campaigns
"019cc043-e30f-70d3-8cd6-71d40c6448b9"
A list of campaign IDs to get the analytics overview for. Leave this field empty to get the analytics overview for all campaigns. You can specify multiple IDs by adding the same parameter multiple times, for instance: /campaigns/analytics/overview?ids=123&ids=456
Start date
"2024-01-01"
End date
"2024-01-01"
Filter by campaign status (only the analytics for the campaigns with the specified status will be returned)
-99, -1, -2, 0, 1, 2, 3, 4 1
When true, calculates the total of all the lead interest status update events instead of only the first occurrence for each contact. This will affect the following fields: total_opportunities, total_interested, total_meeting_booked, total_meeting_completed, and total_closed. Example: if a lead goes from interested to meeting booked to closed, it will count as 3 events (total_interested: 1, total_meeting_booked_1, and total_closed: 1) when this parameter is set to true, and as 1 event (total_interested) when it is set to false (default).
true
Default Response
The total number of times the emails were opened, including duplicates
800
The number of emails that got opened (for the first time only)
800
The unique number of times the emails were opened (counted once per lead, step, and campaign)
800
The number of links that got clicked
800
The number of links that got clicked (for the first time)
800
The unique number of links that got clicked, per step (counted once per lead, step, and campaign)
800
The total number of replies received (if a lead replies multiple times, each reply is counted)
300
The number of unique replies (first reply per lead). Excludes automatic replies.
300
The number of unique replies per step (first reply per lead per step). Excludes automatic replies.
300
The total number of automatic replies received (e.g., out-of-office)
50
The number of unique leads that sent automatic replies
45
The unique number of automatic replies per step (counted once per lead, step, and campaign)
45
The number of bounced leads
50
The number of unsubscribed leads
20
The number of leads that the campaign was completed for
1100
The total number of sent emails
5000
The total number of unique leads contacted
4500
The total number of new leads contacted
200
The total number of unique opportunities created
10
The total value of opportunities created
1000
The total number of interested opportunities created
103
The total number of meeting booked opportunities created
45
The total number of meeting completed opportunities created
12
The total number of closed opportunities created
10