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Communication Center Analytics

Last Updated July 17, 2023

Brief Overview

Communication Center Analytics provides valuable insights into notification performance and user engagement, including metrics such as:

  • How many recipients were targeted
  • How many received the notification
  • How many viewed the notification
  • How many clicked on the buttons

These analytics cover both Desktop and Mobile Workstation views, helping you optimize communication strategies and enhance user interactions.

Get to Know

Upon entering the Communication Center, you'll see a panel on the side that displays analytics for all of your notifications. You can get further insights into each notification by clicking on it.

Let's take a look at what kind of analytics the ComCenter provides.

Communications Overview

ComCenter Analytics provides valuable insights on your notifications' performance, including total notifications published, active audiences, recipients, engagement rates, received rates, and viewed rates. The analytics also distinguish between Legacy and Electron Workstation sessions for comprehensive reporting.

The new Workstation Electron analytics overview includes everything from the legacy analytics plus data on users who may be unable to receive notifications or are having trouble accessing Workstation. Electron also now shows the average received rate and the average view rate. There's also a link to switch between legacy and electron analytics.

Electron analytics is the default view, but you can toggle between the two.

Click on the toggles to expand and learn more about each metric available in the Communications Overview. 

  • Total Notifications: Number of active, scheduled, and completed notifications that have been published in the last 90 days, excludes archives and drafts.
  • Audiences: Total number of active audiences. Refreshed live.
  • Recipients: Total number of individuals who have been sent a notification (including those that are in an audience). Refreshed on page open.
  • View recipients who are not receiving notifications: All potential Workstation participants. Refreshed on page open.
    • Inactive users are not included.
    • See Recipients Activity section for more detail.
  • Average Engagement: Percentage of unique users who clicked an action button in a notification versus the total number of users who viewed the notifications in the last 90 days. Refreshed near real-time.
    • See Notification Insights section for more detail.
  • Avg. Received Rate: Percentage of users for whom the notification was delivered to, even if they have not seen it yet, versus the number of targeted recipients who were sent the notification. Refreshed near real time.
    • See Notification Insights section for more detail.
  • Avg. Viewed Rate: Percentage of employees that have viewed the notification versus the number that received the notification but not viewed.
    • See Notification Insights section for more detail.

Legacy Analytics Behavior

Notification analytics for the Legacy Workstation, both the overview and individual notification, are available in Insights only. The Insights report will show sessions for both the Legacy and Electron Workstation. To filter the Insights reports to only show users sessions on Legacy Workstation:

  • Add a filter condition of "operation system version -> is not -> ELECTRON"

Analytics for Individual Notifications

View individual notification analytics by clicking on the notification. 

(1) Preview the notification

See a preview of the notification including the type of notification, the date range and time it was sent

(2) Engagement

The bar graph provides insights into the performance of notifications, including the number of targeted recipients, recipients who received the notification, those who viewed the notification, and those who clicked on the main call to action button.

Hover over one of the bars to see a tooltip with an explanation of each metric and views for Desktop and Mobile.

Read more about each engagement analytic by expanding the dropdown.

Targeted: Number of eligible recipients during the notification's life cycle

Received: Number of recipients the notification was delivered to

Viewed: Number of recipients who viewed the full notification

CTA Clicked: Number of recipients who clicked on the main call to action button

Engagement Show more button 

Learn more about the Show more button....

Click the Show more to open a popup that lists the top 50 recipients with the highest number of clicks on this notification, how many times they viewed the notification, and how many times they clicked the call to action. Search for any recipient in the search bar to see their engagement, even if they aren't in the top 50.

Click export CSV to download the engagement of all recipients of the notification.

(3) All Clicks

Pie chart breaking down the total number of clicks on each button or hyperlink in the notification.

  • Only buttons with the following actions are included in the calculation:
    • Remind Me Next Time
    • Remind Me Next Day
    • Close
    • Open Menu (not available on Mobile)
    • In-line hyperlinks (shows URL as item label)

If there are connectivity issues...

On rare occasions, we might have a click event without a view event. This is normally due to a internet connection issue that caused the view event to be missed.

Why is the targeted number the same on both legacy and electron?

Click here to learn more about the differences between the analytics....

The received, viewed & click metrics are based on events triggered by recipients who engaged with the notification. The numbers are different when you switch between the two analytics based on if the recipient engagement occurred on the legacy or electron version.

The Targeted number is the number of active (and targeted) recipients at the time of publishing the notification, regardless of which Workstation version they are using. ComCenter supports showing active users from both legacy and electron version, that number is the same on both legacy and new analytics modes and encompass users from all supported versions.

If you see events for that content coming from Electron Workstation, but know they have fewer users with the new Electron version of WS than whats reported, then that might indicate an issue.

Recipients Activity

You can view the recipients activity for any Audience (including All Recipients).

From the ComCenter Overview:

  1. Go to the analytics panel to the right.
  2.  a. Under Recipients click Show to view all recipient activity. 
    b. Next to the recipients who were unable to receive notifications, click Show to view a list of recipients without an active Workstation.

What are the definitions?

  • Active: Workstation was signed in and the user was able to receive notifications in the last 30 days
  • Inactive: Last WS activity was more than 30 days ago, but less than 180 days
  • Potential: No WS activity detected, or last session was over 180 days ago
    • This is also the recipients without active Workstation.

Export to CSV

  • Export will pull the list of recipients from the selected tab
  • Export will include:
    • ID (email)
    • status (active, inactive, potential)
    • last active - date + time

How to Export Analytics to CSV

From the Notifications page → Communications Overview:

  1. Click export to CSV icon
  2. Fill out the form:
    a. Select the date range of the data you'd like to export
    b. Type emails of users who will receive the data
    c. Add a note that will be included in the email
  3. Click Export CSV & Send.

Click to see which data will be included in the CSV...

Data that will be included in the CSV:

  • Notification ID
  • Notification title
  • External title
  • Creator
  • Created date
  • Last modified
  • Publish date
  • Type
  • Status
  • Received
  • Viewed
  • Clicked
  • Engagement rate
Audience export limitation

Only up to 10,000 recipients can be exported. Customers are requested to reach out to their CSM for larger reports.

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