---
title: "Sending analytics"
description: "What became of the mail you sent: delivered, bounced or reported as spam, by address and by how it was sent."
url: "https://openemail.uk/docs/knowledge/writing/sending-analytics"
area: "Knowledge base"
category: "Writing & sending"
status: "live"
---

# Sending analytics

What became of the mail you sent: delivered, bounced or reported as spam, by address and by how it was sent.

## Details

- The Sent tab of Settings → Analytics sits beside Received, over the same windows, for the whole workspace or the addresses you pick.
- Mail sent counts the messages accepted for sending in each period and the recipients they went to. What became of it follows each recipient: delivered, bounced, reported as spam, failed outright, still pending, or uncertain after a send to many people failed partway. Test sends are counted apart and left out of every figure.
- Sent from ranks the addresses mail went out as, busiest first, and Sent through splits it by how it was sent: the composer, the API, a scheduled send, the MCP server or the assistant. Blocked addresses counts the addresses the workspace can no longer send to.
- Delivered means the receiving server accepted the message, which is as far as any sender can see. A member sees only the addresses they can reach.
- The same numbers are on the REST API as GET /analytics/sending, on the SDK as analytics.sending and on the MCP server as getSendingAnalytics.