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At Mailmodo, we have introduced a Revenue Analytics tab specifically for Shopify users. You can access it by clicking on 

This section will give you an overview of all the journeys and campaigns taken together.

: Amount of revenue generated including taxes, discounts, and shipping fees.

: Total revenue divided by the total number of orders.

: Total revenue divided by the total number of contacts to whom campaigns were sent.

: Total total number of contacts with completed goals divided by the total number of contacts to whom campaigns were sent.

You can also filter this data based on types of campaigns:

 for this data, which can be accessed from the Download Center. 

The CSV file will contain the following data: 

Campaign Type (All, Bulk, Trigger, Journey)

 will be shown here. You can refer to our 

 below to learn more about setting conversion goals.

You can download a CSV which will contain all the above metrics.

You can filter this data in the following ways:

You can sort either by 'Top 10 Journeys' or 'Bottom 10 Journeys'.

 would be shown here. You can refer to our 

You can download a CSV file for this data. The file will have an additional column of 'Campaign Type' which can be Bulk, Trigger and Journey.

 above. You have an additional way to filter which is based on '

By default, the campaign leaderboard is sorted by 

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Revenue Analytics

All Campaigns data under Store Performance and Campaign Leaderboard is not the sum of Bulk, Trigger and Journey campaigns. We have explained the reason behind this in detail below. 

If you have set same trigger and goal for multiple journeys, then a contact enrolled in all of these will be counted as completing the goal for all the journeys instead of just one. So when you check Journey Campaigns these multiple instances are counted as different sources of revenue. Same is true for Bulk and Trigger Campaigns. 

You have set up a Journey A and Journey B with trigger as 'cart abandoned' and goal as 'placed order'. The customer have enrolled in both the journeys and completed any one them  Now, both A and B are different journeys but the contact will be considered as reaching the goal of both the journeys. So, the revenue is coming from two places instead of one.

But when data for All Campaigns is compiled then these duplicated multiple entries are removed and only unique revenue instances remain (taking the above example: The revenue is now coming from one source). Hence your data might not be tallying up when you take the sum of campaigns individually and comparing with All Campaigns.

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