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Every campaign you run keeps its own scorecard. Once a campaign is active and Qtap has started sending notifications, you can open it to see how many members it reached, and of those, how many opened the message and came back to redeem the reward. This page explains how to open that view and what each number means.

Open a campaign’s stats

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Go to Campaigns

Click Campaigns in the left sidebar. Each campaign shows as a card with its name, status, a short description, and quick figures for sent, opened, and redeemed.
Campaigns list with one card's menu button highlighted
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Open the card menu

Click the menu button (the three dots) on the campaign card you want to look at. The menu has two options: View Stats and Delete.
Campaign card menu showing View Stats and Delete
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Choose View Stats

This opens the campaign’s full stats page, with its headline numbers at the top and its settings below.

The four headline numbers

At the top of the page are four cards. They cover the whole life of the campaign so far, not a date range.
Campaign stats page showing Total Sent, Opened, Redeemed, and Est. Revenue cards
  • Total Sent is how many members received the notification.
  • Opened is how many of them opened it.
  • Redeemed is how many claimed the reward attached to the campaign.
  • Est. Revenue is a rough guide, not a record of actual sales. Qtap multiplies the number of redemptions by an assumed average ticket size, shown on the card itself. Use it to compare campaigns against each other, not as an accounting figure.
Only members who have the Qtap app installed and notifications turned on can receive a campaign, so Total Sent counts reachable members, not your whole member list.

Campaign settings and message

Below the numbers are two panels that show how the campaign is set up. Both are read-only here. To change anything, you edit the campaign from the Campaigns page.
Campaign stats page with the Configuration and Notification Message panels
The Configuration panel lists the campaign’s description, the trigger that starts it, and the type of reward it gives. The Notification Message panel shows the exact title and body members see on their phone. Checking the message here is a quick way to confirm the wording before you decide whether to keep a campaign running.

Pause or delete from the stats page

The buttons at the top right act on the campaign itself. Pause stops an active campaign from sending any more notifications while keeping all its settings, and it turns into Resume so you can start it again later. Delete removes the campaign for good.
Deleting a campaign is permanent. Its stats go with it, and you can’t bring them back. If you only want to stop the sends for now, pause it instead.
The numbers refresh as members open and redeem over time, so it’s worth checking back on a campaign a few days after it starts rather than judging it on the first hour.

Campaigns Overview

How automated campaigns work and the types you can run.

Push Notifications

Send a one-off message and track its opens and clicks.