Guidelines for Creating Custom Report Types for Email Content
Create custom report types that include email content and list email data. Marketers
can then create reports to analyze and better understand the performance of their email content.
Review the following guidelines and examples of reports.
Required Editions
Available in: any
Account Engagement Edition with Salesforce Professional, Enterprise, Performance, and
Unlimited Editions
To create reports that pull data from the email content record, select Email Content as
the primary object on the custom report type. With Email Content as the primary object,
marketers could create a report for all engagement statistics by email content record.
To get more report options for all list emails including emails sent from the email
content record, add list email as a related object on the custom report. With Email Content
and List Email as objects on the report, marketers could create a report that shows all
email sends and related statistics by email content record.
With List Email as the primary object, marketers could create a report with email sends
and related statistics for a given campaign.
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