# Analytics

Go to **Campaigns** in the navigation bar to get a view on the success of your campaigns.&#x20;

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### Metrics

1send performance can be measured with following metrics.

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### Recipients

The number of Facebook users the message was sent.
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### Read (24 hours)

The number of Facebook users that read your message within 24 hours of it being sent.
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### Read (7 days)

The number of Facebook users that read your message within 7 days of it being sent.
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### Unique Clicks

The number of Facebook users that have clicked on the button included in the message.

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### Revenue

The order value of sales attributed to the 1send campaign. [Learn more.](/learn/analytics/revenue-attribution.md)
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