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REST API to retrieve email performance data only [no personal data]

  • June 24, 2021
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Hello,

 

Is it possible to allow a third party partner to retrieve email performance numbers [sends, opens, clicks, opening rates, CTR, Unsubscribes] and program names only and exclude personal data [names, email address, etc]?

 

Thanks

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Best answer by SanfordWhiteman

Is it possible to allow a third party partner to retrieve email performance numbers [sends, opens, clicks, opening rates, CTR, Unsubscribes] and program names only and exclude personal data [names, email address, etc]?


A Bulk Activity Log Extract in fact doesn't include personal data. It only includes the Lead ID as a lookup key to the lead record, which is meaningless if they don't have lead access.

 

The raw log, however, is not "performance numbers" in a rolled-up form. It's the raw data that can be used to (re)generate those numbers.

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New Participant
June 24, 2021

Is it possible to allow a third party partner to retrieve email performance numbers [sends, opens, clicks, opening rates, CTR, Unsubscribes] and program names only and exclude personal data [names, email address, etc]?


A Bulk Activity Log Extract in fact doesn't include personal data. It only includes the Lead ID as a lookup key to the lead record, which is meaningless if they don't have lead access.

 

The raw log, however, is not "performance numbers" in a rolled-up form. It's the raw data that can be used to (re)generate those numbers.

Oz_Platero
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June 24, 2021

Hello @fethi_erimcag 

You could subscribe someone (using an email address) to Email performance and Email Link performance reports.

That would have those analytics without personal data.

 

thanks

oz