Make your internal communication more effective with email analytics
Track opens, clicks, survey responses, locations, and more! Analyze individual or overall campaign results to identify your most engaged employees, departments, or offices.
Individual & Overall Tracking
Track email performance for individual employee emails or an overall campaign.
Opens & Clicks Tracking
Measure email opens and link clicks to identify your most engaging and effective content.
Location Tracking
Use location tracking to optimize your internal communications for different regions.
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Employee Feedback
Get a dashboard view of employee feedback to measure employee engagement at an individual, department, or company level.
Reporting
Filter data and customize reports to view granular campaign analytics. Easily compare the performance of your campaigns over time to help you determine what works, what doesn’t, and how you can improve your newsletters.
Segmented Email Stats
Filter your campaign statistics to determine employee engagement across departments, job titles, and office locations. (Available for Outlook users)
Read Time
Read time is the average time a recipient spends reading an email. Use read time to find out if the content of your email newsletter effectively engaged your employees.
Click Maps
Users can view the number of clicks and the click rate of various elements within the email such as CTA buttons, videos, images, and URLs.
Integrations
We understand the power of seamless connections. We’ve developed a range of integrations that effortlessly bridge the gap between our platform and the HRIS platforms you already use. With our integrations, you can supercharge your workflow, enhance productivity, and manage your internal communications with ease.
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