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Track and monitor track-and-monitor
You clicked the Send button? Let’s see what happens. Once the delivery is sent, Adobe Campaign enables you to keep track of the sent messages and discover how your recipients react to your delivery. This will help you improve future sending and optimize your next campaigns.
Monitor deliveries monitoring-deliveries
To control your campaigns, you must ensure that the message has indeed been delivered to your recipients.
From Campaign delivery dashboard, you can check the processed messages and delivery audit logs.
You can also control the status of the messages in the delivery logs. Learn more.
What if the deliveries are not being sent and their status remains Pending?
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The execution process is waiting on the availability of some resources. The MTA may have not been started.
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The delivery may be using an affinity that has not been configured on the sending instance.
Tip: Check the configuration of traffic management (IP affinity). For more on this, see Control outgoing SMTP traffic.
Track behaviour track-behaviour
To better know the behavior of your recipients, you can track how they react to a delivery: reception, opening, clicks on links, unsubscriptions, etc. In Campaign Classic, this information is displayed in the Tracking tab of the recipients targeted by the delivery and in the Tracking tab of the delivery.
Tip: Message tracking is enabled by default. To configure URLs, select the Display URLs option in the lower section of the delivery assistant. For each URL of the message, you can choose whether to activate tracking.
For more on this, refer to the Configure tracking section and the Tracking indicators description.
Delivery performances delivery-performances
To measure the speed at which the messages are delivered, you can control the delivery throughput. The criteria are the number of messages sent per hour and the size of the messages (in bits per second). For more on this, see Delivery throughput.
Tips:
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Do not keep deliveries in failed state on the instance, as this maintains temporary tables and impacts the performance.
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Remove deliveries which are no longer needed and inactive recipients from the database to maintain address quality.
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Do no try to schedule large deliveries together. Please note that it can take 5 to 10 minutes to spread the load uniformly over the system.
Delivery troubleshooting delivery-troubleshooting
Specific actions can be performed when encountering issues with deliveries:
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Temporary files issues - on-premise customers only