- Journey Optimizer documentation
- What’s new?
- Get started
- Journeys
- Campaigns
- Conflict management & prioritization
- Test & approve
- Communication channels
- Get started with communication channels
- Email channel
- In-app channel
- Push notification channel
- SMS / MMS channel
- Direct mail
- Web channel
- Code-based experience
- Content cards
- Landing pages
- Content management
- AI Assistant for content generation
- Work with Multilingual content
- Work with Content experiment
- Personalization
- Content templates
- Reusable content fragments
- Dynamic content
- Audiences, profiles & identity
- Integrations
- Track & monitor
- Live report
- All time report
- Journey reports
- Deliverability
- Alerts
- Exclusion reasons
- Decision capabilities
- Get started with decision capabilities
- Decisioning
- Get started with Decisioning
- Decisioning guardrails & limitations
- API reference
- Manage decision items
- Configure item selection
- Create selection strategies
- Create decision policies
- Report on Decisioning
- Decisioning use case
- Decision management
- Get started with Decision management
- Create components
- Create rankings
- Create & manage offers
- Create & manage decisions
- Use batch decisioning
- Collect event data
- Leverage context data
- Create Decision Management reports
- Export your offer catalog
- API Reference
- Getting started
- Create & manage offers using APIs
- Deliver offers using APIs
- Data management
- Channel configuration
- Journey configuration
- Connect your systems and environments
- Access control
- Privacy
Code-based journey report
Your journey report may show information from multiple journeys simultaneously, as users can be involved in more than one journey at a time. As a result, inbound communications (In-App, Web and Code-based) may show up in multiple journeys if they were triggered for a user participating in simultaneous active journeys, which can result in overlapping data.
You can access your Code-based journey report by clicking the View report button within your journey. Learn more
Display & click
The Display & Click graphs present a detailed analysis of your profiles’ engagement with your code-based experiences, offering valuable insights into how profiles interact with your content.
Learn more about Impression & Click metrics
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Unique Clicks: Number of profiles who clicked on a content in your experiences.
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Clicks: Number of times a content was clicked on in your experiences.
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Displays: Number of times the experience was opened.
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Unique displays: Number of times the experience was opened, multiple interactions of one profile are not taken into account.
Tracking data
The Tracking data table offers a detailed snapshot of profile activity tied to your Code-based experiences, providing essential insights into engagement and experiences effectiveness.
Learn more about Tracking data metrics
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People: Number of user profiles who qualify as target profiles for your experiences.
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Click through rate (CTR): Percentage of users who interacted with your experiences.
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Clicks: Number of times a content was clicked on in your experiences.
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Unique Clicks: Number of profiles who clicked on a content in your experiences.
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Displays: Number of times your experience was opened.
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Unique displays: Number of times your experience was opened, multiple interactions of one profile are not taken into account.
Tracked link labels
The Tracked link labels table offers a comprehensive overview of the link labels within your Code-based experiences, highlighting those that generate the highest visitor traffic. This feature empowers you to identify and prioritize the most popular links.
Learn more about Tracked link labels metrics
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Unique Clicks: Number of profiles who clicked on a content in your Code-based experiences.
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Clicks: Number of times a content was clicked on in your Code-based experiences.
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Displays: Number of times the experience was opened.
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Unique displays: Number of times the experience was opened, multiple interactions of one profile are not taken into account.
