Analytics

GET /analytics?days=7 returns counters for the active project.

Field	Meaning
`total`	Messages created in the window
`delivered` / `bounced` / `complained` / `failed`	By message status
`opened` / `clicked`	Unique messages with engagement events
`openRate` / `clickRate`	vs `delivered`
`bounceRate` / `complaintRate`	vs `total`
`series`	UTC day buckets (volume + deliverability + opens/clicks)
`byDomain`	Counters by sending domain (hostname from `From`)
`byRoute`	Counters by route (`routeId`; `name` filled when the route still exists)
`topFailures`	Top recipients with bounce/complaint/failed (max 10)

days is an integer 1–30 (default 7, capped by your plan’s message retention). kind optionally filters to transactional or broadcast routes.

CSV export

GET /analytics/export returns the same window as a downloadable text/csv report: a summary block (totals, rates, latency) followed by daily-series, by-domain, by-route, and top-failures tables. Same days / kind query params.

curl -H "Authorization: Bearer $EVRE_API_KEY" \
  "https://api.evre.email/analytics/export?days=30" \
  -o analytics.csv

Console

Dashboard → Overview: 7d / 30d toggle, rates, by-domain, by-route, top failed recipients, and an Export CSV button that downloads the current window/filter.

SDK

const stats = await evre.analytics.get({ days: 30 });
console.log(stats.byRoute, stats.byDomain, stats.topFailures);

const csv = await evre.analytics.exportCsv({ days: 30 });
await fs.writeFile("analytics.csv", csv);

Tracking note

Open/click rates stay near zero unless you enable tracking (Settings or per-send trackOpens / trackClicks). See Tracking.