Campaign Statistics
Monitor campaign performance with bookings, pax, sales, discounts, and status over time.
Overview
The Campaign Statistics Dashboard offers a centralized interface to monitor and evaluate the performance of marketing campaigns across a selected time period. It consolidates data such as bookings, sales revenue, applied discounts, and ongoing campaign statuses—presented through visual graphs and summary cards for clarity and actionable insights.

1. Date Interval Selection
Use the date range filter to narrow down statistics and focus on a specific period.
Function: Filters all campaign statistics, graphs, and tables based on selected start and end dates.
Example Range: 01-03-2025 to 31-03-2025
Campaign Summary Cards
Displayed at the top of the dashboard, these KPIs give a snapshot of overall campaign performance:
Total Bookings
Shows the number of bookings generated during the selected period. 📌 Example: 24 bookings
Pax Count
Indicates the total number of passengers (PAX) across all bookings. 📌 Example: 80 PAX
Total Sales
Displays the total gross revenue from campaigns. 📌 Example: 648,441
Discounts Applied
Indicates the total discount value applied during the campaigns. 📌 Example: 140,000
Total DB
Shows the Direct Budget (DB) used for campaigns. 📌 Example: 0 – no direct budget used
Campaigns Running
Current status of campaign execution:
🔛 1 campaign open
✅ 0 fully booked
❌ 0 deleted
Graph View – Booking Trends
Chart Type: Line chart with shaded area for volume emphasis.
X-Axis: Dates within the selected range.
Y-Axis: Booking activity volume (number of bookings per day).
Insights:
Peaks in the chart indicate high customer engagement days.
Helps correlate marketing push periods (e.g., newsletters, promotions) with booking spikes.
Campaign Table View
A tabular list providing granular details about each campaign within the selected interval. Includes key data such as:
Campaign name
Duration
Status (Open, Deleted, Fully Booked)
Total bookings & PAX
Revenue and discount breakdowns
Useful for comparing the individual campaign performance side-by-side.
Campaign
Name and link to the campaign (e.g., Testfamilie - Gratis helpension).
Status
Current status (OPEN).
Group
Target group or category (e.g., Diverse rabatter).
Booking Limits
Maximum number of bookings allowed (999999999).
Discount Limits
Maximum allowable discount amount (999999999).
Booking From/Until
Campaign activity window (02/26/2025 - 03/24/2025).
Booking Rate
Average booking rate (1.04).
Campaign Run
Duration or activity run count (0).
Total Bookings
Count of all bookings (24).
Turnover
Total revenue generated (648,441).
Total Discount
Total value of discounts given (43,200).
Total Profit
Profit generated after discounts (651,772.845).
Action Button – “View”
Each campaign row includes a "View" button:
Opens a detailed analytics page for that specific campaign.
Allows further breakdown by destination, customer segment, channel, and more.

Conclusion
The Campaign Statistics Dashboard enables marketing teams to:
Monitor campaign progress and success in real time
Identify which campaigns generate the most engagement and revenue
Make data-driven adjustments to active or future marketing efforts
The combination of summary metrics, trend graphs, and drill-down tables ensures a holistic view of campaign health and efficiency.
FAQ
What controls the numbers shown on the dashboard?
Everything is filtered by the selected date interval.
If the range changes, all KPI cards, charts, and the campaign table update.
Do “Total Bookings” and “Pax Count” include all campaigns, or only open ones?
They include campaigns shown in the list for the selected period.
Use the campaign Status in the table to see if a campaign is open, deleted, or fully booked.
Why do “Total Sales”, “Total Discount”, and “Total Profit” not match what I see elsewhere?
Most mismatches come from using a different date range.
Also check if the other report uses another aggregation level (booking date vs departure date).
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