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Workflow Dashboard

The Workflow dashboard shows how your Workflows perform, from the moment contacts qualify to the visit that follows a click.

Look across every Workflow at once to see which ones carry your program, or pick one Workflow and narrow it to a single node to see exactly where engagement rises or falls. Every number opens the list of contacts behind it, so the step from "the open rate dropped" to "these are the people who stopped opening" is one click.

The Workflow Dashboard:

Paminga – Workflow Dashboard

Getting There​

  • Marketing Center › Automations › Workflows › Workflow Dashboard
  • Reporting › Dashboards › Automations › Workflows
  • On the Automations table, the bar chart icon (View Dashboard) in a launched Workflow's actions.
  • In the Workflow builder, the Workflow Dashboard button, once the Workflow is running, paused, or retired.
  • In the Finder, right-click a Workflow and choose View Dashboard.

All Workflows or One Workflow​

Use the dropdown at the top left. It lists All Workflows and every Workflow that has launched, by name.

  • All Workflows (the default) adds up every Workflow and adds the breakdown table so you can compare them.
  • One Workflow reports on that Workflow alone. The pencil icon next to the dropdown opens it in the Workflow builder, and the folder icon shows it in the Finder.

Mark either view as a favorite with the heart icon. The Workflow's id is in the address bar, so you can bookmark a dashboard or send it to a colleague.

Focus on One Node​

With one Workflow selected, the Node Scope field at the upper right narrows the whole page to a single node. Click it to open the Workflow's canvas, then click the node you care about. Only nodes that send email can be picked. The clear (x) button goes back to All Nodes.

Use it to answer the question a Workflow-wide total can't: which branch is doing the work. The node you picked is kept in the address bar, so a bookmark brings you straight back to it.

The Date Range​

The Date Range picker sits at the upper right. It never reaches into the future, and every number and chart on the page follows it.

  • All Workflows opens on the last 30 days.
  • One Workflow opens on its whole life: from the day it launched to the day it finished, or to today if it is still running. A Workflow that has not launched yet opens on the last 30 days.

Dates are days in the time zone from your Preferences.

The charts group their bars by the length of the range: daily up to a month, weekly up to six months, monthly up to a year, and yearly beyond that.

The Numbers at the Top​

Eight cards summarize the range. Click any card to see the contacts behind it.

  • Total Qualified: contacts who qualified, with the number of unique contacts beneath. A contact who qualifies twice counts twice in the total and once in the unique figure.
  • Sends: emails sent, with unique recipients beneath.
  • Opens: every open, with the open rate (opens ÷ sends). A machine open, where a mail client fetches images before any person has looked at the email, is not counted.
  • Clicks: every click, with the click-through rate (clicks ÷ opens).
  • Visits: website visits from email links, with the visit rate (visits ÷ opens).
  • Bounces: with the bounce rate (bounces ÷ sends).
  • Unsubscribes: with the unsubscribe rate (unsubscribes ÷ sends).
  • Spam Reports: with the spam rate (spam reports ÷ sends).

When nothing was sent in the range, a rate has no denominator. Rather than show a blank, the card shows the all-time rate and labels it "(all-time)".

Compared to the Previous Period​

Each card also shows the same number for the period just before your range, of the same length, labelled "prev.", with the percent change. Pick the last 30 days and you are comparing against the 30 days before that. It is the fastest way to tell whether a dip is real or just a quiet week.

The Charts​

Each chart has its own chart-type toggle. Paminga remembers the type you pick, and which series you show, in your browser.

Email Flow​

Where your sends went: Sends splits into Bounced, Not Opened, and Opened; Opened splits into Clicked, Not Clicked, Unsubscribed, and Spam; Clicked splits into Visited and Not Visited.

It opens as a Sankey diagram. Switch to a bar chart or a sunburst if you prefer.

Email Flow follows the sends in your range through to their outcome, even when the open or click came after the range ended. That is why its figures can differ from the cards above, which count events that happened inside the range. Both are right; they answer different questions.

Click any part of the flow to see those contacts, including the ones who did not open, click, or visit. Those three lists are the audience for your follow-up.

Email Engagement Over Time​

Sends, Opens, Unique Opens, Clicks, Unique Clicks, Visits, Unique Visits, Bounces, Unsubscribes, and Spam Reports over time, as a bar or line chart. Visits, Unique Visits, Bounces, Unsubscribes, and Spam Reports start hidden. Click a series in the legend to show or hide it.

Click a bar to see the contacts behind that series in that period.

Qualifications Over Time​

How many contacts qualified in each period, as a line or bar chart. A spike here and a flat Sends line is usually a delivery schedule doing its job (see Delivery Schedule). Click a bar to see who qualified in that period.

Total Clicks and Unique Clicks for each link in your emails, as a bar or pie chart. Click a bar to see who clicked that link.

The Breakdown Table​

With All Workflows selected, a Workflow Breakdown table sits under the charts. It has one row for each Workflow that has launched (drafts are left out), with its numbers for the range:

  • Name and Status
  • Qualified and Sends
  • Opens, Clicks, and Visits, counted once per contact
  • Bounces, Unsubs, and Spam

It is sorted by Qualified, largest first. Sort by any other column to find your best and worst performers. Click a row to open that Workflow's dashboard. The fullscreen icon at the top of the table gives it the whole screen.

Delivery Schedule​

If a Workflow holds its emails for a delivery window or a time zone rather than sending the moment a contact qualifies (see its delivery settings), its dashboard explains the gap between Total Qualified and Sends.

A banner under the cards says how many qualified contacts are scheduled but not yet sent, and when the next and last sends happen. View schedule takes you to the Delivery Schedule card, which shows:

  • A timeline of every delivery group in the range: sent, scheduled, scheduled in a fallback time zone because the contact has none, and failed. Hover over a dot for the detail, or click it to see its contacts.
  • The schedule itself, in a sentence: the delivery window, the time zone it uses, and how many contacts have no time zone of their own.
  • A progress bar of Sent, Scheduled, Not mailed, and Failed out of every contact who reached an email step, with the next and last sends. Click a figure to see those contacts.
  • A table of delivery groups: Email, Time Zone, Contacts, Contact's Local Time, Your Time, and Status. Click a row to see its contacts.

"Not mailed" means the step ran but the contact was bounced, unsubscribed, sunset, or over the send limit. Scheduled sends stay scheduled while the Workflow is running. Pausing or retiring it freezes them.

The Sends card adds the scheduled count beside its unique figure, too. Click that figure to see the contacts still waiting, not the ones already sent.

The Delivery Schedule appears only on a single Workflow, and only when it has scheduling turned on.

The Contacts Behind Each Number​

Every click on a card, a chart, or the Delivery Schedule opens a full-screen list grouped by contact. The title gives the count, the number of contacts, and the Workflow you are looking at, so "1,204 Opens · 873 Contacts" tells you at a glance how many people opened more than once.

  • Each contact shows how many events they account for. Contacts with five or fewer start expanded. Expand any other contact to see each event on its own row.
  • Click a contact's name to open their contact record.
  • The list has its own Date Range picker. Change it there and the dashboard behind it follows.
  • With All Workflows selected, each event names the Workflow it came from. Click that name to open its dashboard.

Columns by Metric​

The columns change with what you clicked:

You clickedYou see
QualificationsQualified At, Completed At
SendsEmail, Clicks, Bounced, Opened, Date
OpensEmail, Clicks, Date
ClicksEmail, Link Text, URL, IP, User Agent, Sent At, Date
Visits, Unsubscribes, Spam ReportsEmail, Clicks, Opened, Date
BouncesEmail, Hardness, Reason, Date
Delivery Schedule groups and figuresContact Time Zone, Qualified At, Scheduled For, Completed At

On a bounce list, Hardness tells you whether a bounce was soft (a temporary failure, such as a full mailbox; the contact is not suppressed) or hard (a permanent failure; the contact is suppressed from future sends). Click an email's name to open it in the Email Builder.

Who Is in the Workflow Right Now​

The dashboard reports what happened. To see who is in a Workflow at this moment, and at which node, use View Participants.

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