# Using Logs & Analytics

The **Logs & Analytics** tab is your view of every message sent through Threadly — what was sent, where it went, and how it performed. Find it in the Threadly Home tab in Slack.

## What you'll see

Each row in the Logs view shows:

* **Message name** — the internal label you gave the message
* **Send date** — when it was delivered (or the scheduled send time)
* **Destinations** — how many channels or DMs it was sent to
* **Status** — Sent, Scheduled, Draft, or Failed
* **Engagement summary** — a quick view of clicks and reactions

## Filtering your history

Use the filters at the top to narrow down:

* **Date range** — find messages sent in a specific window
* **Sent by** — your messages only, or all team messages
* **Channel** — messages sent to a specific channel

## Reading per-message engagement

Click any row to expand the full analytics for that message:

| Metric                | Free | Premium |
| --------------------- | ---- | ------- |
| Channels delivered to | ✓    | ✓       |
| Total opens           | ✓    | ✓       |
| CTA click count       | ✓    | ✓       |
| Form submission count | ✓    | ✓       |
| Per-user click detail | —    | ✓       |
| Per-user open detail  | —    | ✓       |
| Export to CSV         | —    | ✓       |

On **Premium**, click into any metric to see which individual users engaged and when.

## Privacy controls

When composing a message, two privacy settings control what others can see:

* **Hide from team Logs** — only you see this message’s entry in the shared Logs view
* **Approved viewers** — allow specific team members to view engagement details for this message

## Workflow message analytics

Messages sent through a [Workflow](/threadly/workflows/introduction-to-workflows.md) appear in Logs the same way as manual sends. You can also open the Workflow itself and click **View Logs** to see per-run delivery stats alongside message performance.


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