Introduction to Analytics
Track message opens, CTA clicks, form responses, and reactions for every Threadly broadcast. See aggregate counts on Free or per-user breakdowns on Premium.
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Track message opens, CTA clicks, form responses, and reactions for every Threadly broadcast. See aggregate counts on Free or per-user breakdowns on Premium.
Every message you send through Threadly is automatically tracked. The Analytics section gives you visibility into how your audience is engaging — so you can measure the impact of your communications and improve over time.
Sends
Number of channels the message was delivered to
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Opens / Impressions
Number of times the message was viewed
Count only
Per user
CTA Clicks
Clicks on buttons embedded in the message
Count only
Per user
Form Responses
Submissions from embedded forms
Count only
Per user
Reactions
Slack emoji reactions on the message
Count only
Per user
Acknowledgements
Manual confirmations from recipients
Count only
Per user
On the Free plan, analytics show aggregate totals only — you can see how many people clicked, but not who.
On Premium, analytics show individual user-level data — see exactly which users opened, clicked, or responded to each message.
Open the Threadly Home tab in Slack and go to the Logs section. Click on any sent message to view its engagement data.
For messages sent via a Workflow, run-level analytics are available from the Workflows tab.
Enable real-time notifications to receive a Slack DM the moment someone clicks a CTA in your message. Configure this in Settings → Notifications. See Setting Up Real-Time Click Notifications.
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