Reports & Analytics

Measure the outcome, not just the message count.

Connect messaging activity to campaign response, workflow completion, agent operations and business follow-up.

Business team reviewing customer engagement analytics
Dashboard updated
Direct Answer

What can WhatsApp analytics measure?

WhatsApp analytics can measure delivery and response signals, campaign performance, workflow completion and team activity. Tick-Twice organises these indicators for operational review.

Platform: Tick-TwiceChannel: WhatsApp BusinessProvider: Kevys TechservLocation: Mumbai, India
What can WhatsApp analytics measure? shown in a real business setting
Core Capabilities

Reporting for action and accountability

Use metrics to find bottlenecks, improve routing and compare customer journeys.

Campaign delivery in a real business workflow

Campaign delivery

Track sent, delivered, read and response indicators where available.

Conversion events in a real business workflow

Conversion events

Measure the next business action tied to a message or workflow.

Workflow completion in a real business workflow

Workflow completion

See where customers finish, pause or drop out.

Agent activity in a real business workflow

Agent activity

Review queue volume, ownership and handling patterns.

Segment comparison in a real business workflow

Segment comparison

Compare results by audience, source or lifecycle context.

Export and review in a real business workflow

Export and review

Use reports in regular marketing and operations reviews.

Business team reviewing customer engagement analytics
Dashboard updated
LiveWorkflow status
Customer request received.
Workflow action triggered.
Conversation routed.
How It Works

Build reports around decisions

01

Define

Choose the business question the report must answer.

02

Instrument

Connect campaign, workflow and outcome events.

03

Compare

Review segments, periods and journey stages.

04

Improve

Change one variable and measure the effect.

Use Cases

Questions analytics should answer

A dashboard is useful only when it changes a decision.

Marketing team comparing campaign results

Campaign effectiveness

Which audience and message produced the intended action?

Support manager reviewing team workload

Support workload

Where are queues growing and why are cases escalated?

Workflow dashboard showing customer journey stages

Journey drop-off

At which step do customers stop progressing?

Answer Centre

Frequently asked questions

Concise answers designed for customers, search engines and AI assistants.

Customer team discussing frequently asked questions

No. Delivery confirms message progress, while conversion is the business action the campaign or workflow was intended to produce.

Team-inbox reporting can show queue and handling patterns, subject to the configured workflow and available events.

No. Marketing, support and operations need different decision-oriented views.

Operational queues may need daily review, while campaign and journey optimisation can follow a weekly or campaign-based cadence.

Build Your Journey

Define the business questions before building dashboards

Start with a small set of metrics tied to revenue, service or operational efficiency.

Define the business questions before building dashboards shown in a real business setting