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See what's working without a spreadsheet

Most small teams can list what they sent, but not what it changed. AutoCampaign.ai puts SMS marketing analytics on one screen: an executive overview of your key numbers, delivery and click stats for every campaign, and dashboards you assemble yourself. When a number needs a meeting, export it as a CSV.

What is SMS marketing analytics?

SMS marketing analytics measures how text campaigns perform: how many messages were delivered, who clicked, and how those numbers move over time. For a small team, it replaces spreadsheet reporting with one overview — so the decision about the next send comes from evidence rather than memory.

Benefits

"Is it working?" gets a one-screen answer

The executive overview shows your key performance numbers with each one compared against the period before, so a change reads as a trend, not a guess. It's the screen you open on Monday morning — and it reads in a minute.

Every campaign shows its delivery and clicks

Delivery tells you the message arrived; clicks tell you someone cared. Each campaign carries both stats — and email campaigns include opens — so you can compare sends on the same terms and stop repeating the ones that only looked busy.

Numbers turn into audiences

A stat you can't act on is trivia. The contacts behind the engagement can be grouped into a Smart Segment that updates automatically — so the next campaign targets the people the last one actually moved.

The plan

How it works

  1. 1

    Executive overview

    Open the executive overview — KPI cards with period comparison, above a table of recent campaign performance.

  2. 2

    Per-campaign report

    Click into any send for its per-campaign report: delivery and click stats for that exact message and audience.

  3. 3

    Custom dashboard

    Build a custom dashboard from the widget catalog for each person's role, and export campaign performance as a CSV file when the numbers need to travel.

Product preview: an executive overview with a row of KPI cards showing period comparison above a campaign performance table.

Success looks like

Use cases

Marketing agencies

The monthly client review assembles itself: per-campaign stats on screen, a CSV export per client for the deck. The retainer conversation starts from evidence, not anecdotes.

Auto repair shops

Service-reminder campaigns get judged on clicks instead of gut feel. The overview shows whether this month's push did better than last month's, on the same screen.

Schools and training providers

Enrolment campaigns cluster around deadlines, so comparing like periods matters. The overview holds this term's push against the last one, and the widget a registrar cares about sits on her own dashboard.

Product preview: an executive overview with a row of KPI cards showing period comparison above a campaign performance table.

One screen answers 'is it working?'

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Frequently asked questions

Straight answers about how Analytics works, what it costs, and what happens after you sign up.

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Will I still need a spreadsheet?

For day-to-day questions, no: the overview answers "is it working," and each campaign carries its own delivery and click stats. When you genuinely need a spreadsheet — a client review, a board pack — export campaign performance as a CSV and start from real numbers instead of copy-paste.

Can each person on the team have their own dashboard?

Yes. Custom dashboards are built per user from a catalog of widgets — pick the tiles that matter to your role, arrange them, and set one as your default. The owner's view and the campaign manager's view no longer have to be the same screen.

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