Push Deliveries Dashboard
View your push notification delivery data and timelines. Get breakdowns by day of the week, mobile OS, and mobile app.
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Note This dashboard includes push notification sends. It doesn’t include inbox or in-app
sends.
You can filter the push deliveries dashboard by:
- Send date
- Business unit
- Campaign
- Mobile OS
- Mobile app
After you select the filters, click Apply.
The push deliveries dashboard contains these sections:
- Delivery KPIs — Top three KPIs for email deliveries within the filtered time period.
These KPIs include:
- Sends — Total number of messages sent from Marketing Cloud Engagement to Apple or Google.
- Deliveries — Total number of messages accepted by Apple or Google.
- Bounce Rate — Percentage of messages rejected by Apple or Google. Calculation: (Bounces) / (Sends).
Note Each section shows how the measurement performed in the previous period and whether it increased or decreased. You can define the compare to period with the send date filter. - Delivery Timeline — Displays the selected measurements over a timeline. You can also select the granularity that you want to filter the graph by, for example, sends.
- Breakdowns — This section shows an analysis of the selected measurement.
- By Day of the Week — A table that shows how the selected measurement performed each day of the week. This table can help you determine the best day to optimize your push notifications.
- By Mobile OS— A bar graph that shows the selected measurement divided by the mobile operating system.
- By Mobile App – A table that shows how each measurement performed per mobile app.
- Audience Details — A table that displays your audience details according to type, sends, deliveries and bounce rate. Audience Name refers to the name of the audience. Audience Type refers to a list or data extension.
- Send Details — A table of your top-100 push notifications sent within the defined time frame, according to the selected measurement.
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