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ISESV2DomainDeliverabilityCampaign

Interface in AWS.SESV2

Interface for DomainDeliverabilityCampaign.

Properties​

CampaignId​

property CampaignId: string

The unique identifier for this email campaign.

This value matches the campaign ID specified in the request and serves as the permanent identifier automatically generated by the Deliverability dashboard for tracking this specific campaign's performance.

DeleteRate​

property DeleteRate: TOptional<Double>

The percentage of recipients who deleted the email without reading it.

This metric indicates the proportion of recipients who removed the email from their inbox immediately upon seeing it, suggesting poor subject line appeal, sender reputation issues, or content that doesn't match recipient expectations. Lower delete rates generally indicate better campaign targeting and content relevance to the recipient audience.

Esps​

property Esps: TList<string>

A list of Email Service Providers that received messages from this campaign.

This list contains the names of email service providers (such as Gmail, Outlook, Yahoo) that received campaign messages. Understanding ESP distribution helps assess campaign reach across different email ecosystems and their respective filtering characteristics. ESP distribution data is valuable for optimizing campaign delivery strategies and authentication configurations for specific email providers.

FirstSeenDateTime​

property FirstSeenDateTime: TOptional<TDateTime>

The date and time when the first message from this campaign was detected.

This timestamp marks the beginning of the campaign execution period and represents when the Deliverability dashboard first observed messages being sent as part of this campaign.

FromAddress​

property FromAddress: string

The email address used as the sender for this campaign.

This address represents the "From" field that recipients saw when receiving campaign messages. The sender address significantly impacts deliverability outcomes and recipient trust, affecting open rates and spam classification decisions.

ImageUrl​

property ImageUrl: string

A URL pointing to an image representation of the campaign content.

This optional field may contain a URL to a visual representation or screenshot of the campaign email content, helping to quickly identify and distinguish between different campaigns in reporting interfaces.

InboxCount​

property InboxCount: TOptional<Integer>

The number of messages from this campaign that were delivered to recipients' inboxes.

This metric represents the total count of campaign messages that successfully reached the primary inbox folder, where recipients are most likely to see and engage with them. This is the most desirable delivery outcome for email marketing effectiveness.

LastSeenDateTime​

property LastSeenDateTime: TOptional<TDateTime>

The date and time when the last message from this campaign was detected.

This timestamp marks the end of the campaign execution period and represents when the Deliverability dashboard last observed messages being sent as part of this campaign.

ProjectedVolume​

property ProjectedVolume: TOptional<Integer>

The estimated total volume of messages that were sent as part of this campaign.

This metric provides an estimate of the campaign's total sending volume based on observed message patterns. The projected volume helps understand campaign scale and can be used for performance analysis and cost calculations.

ReadDeleteRate​

property ReadDeleteRate: TOptional<Double>

The percentage of recipients who read the email and then deleted it.

This metric indicates the proportion of recipients who opened and presumably read the email content before removing it from their inbox. While the message achieved initial engagement, the content may not have provided sufficient value to retain recipient interest. High read-delete rates may suggest content optimization opportunities or misalignment between subject lines and actual message content.

ReadRate​

property ReadRate: TOptional<Double>

The percentage of recipients who opened and read the email.

This metric represents the campaign's open rate, indicating the proportion of delivered messages that recipients actively opened and engaged with. High read rates suggest effective subject lines, good sender reputation, and relevant content targeting. Read rates are fundamental metrics for evaluating email campaign effectiveness and can inform optimization strategies for future campaigns.

SendingIps​

property SendingIps: TList<string>

A list of IP addresses used to send messages in this campaign.

This list contains the sending IP addresses that were used to deliver campaign messages. Understanding which IPs were used helps correlate deliverability performance with specific sending infrastructure and can inform IP reputation management strategies. Tracking sending IPs is particularly important for dedicated IP users who need to monitor the reputation and performance of their assigned IP addresses.

SpamCount​

property SpamCount: TOptional<Integer>

The number of messages from this campaign that were delivered to recipients' spam folders.

This metric represents the total count of campaign messages that were delivered but classified as spam or junk by receiving email providers. While technically delivered, these messages have significantly reduced visibility and engagement potential. High spam counts indicate deliverability issues that may require optimization of content, authentication, or sender reputation to improve inbox placement rates.

Subject​

property Subject: string

The subject line used in this email campaign.

This field contains the subject line that recipients saw in their email clients. The subject line is a critical factor in open rates, deliverability decisions, and overall campaign performance, as it's often the first impression recipients have of the campaign content. Analyzing subject line performance in conjunction with engagement metrics helps optimize future campaign messaging for better results.