Are people still raising a hand in ActiveCampaign?
Feder reads new contacts and active contacts from ActiveCampaign and feeds the Interest and Reach signals. It only reads. It never changes anything in ActiveCampaign.
What does Feder read from ActiveCampaign?
- New contactsFeeds Interest
Counted for each day.
Researched from ActiveCampaign's own reference. See the reference.
- Active contactsFeeds Reach
A running total, shown as a level of its own and never added up across days.
Researched from ActiveCampaign's own reference. See the reference.
How Feder counts it
- New contacts counts the contacts created that day.
- Active contacts is a running total of your active contacts, shown as a level and never added up across days.
- Campaign sends are not read: ActiveCampaign's contact list has no count of sends by day.
What does a ActiveCampaign reading look like?
Feder reads the new contacts, replies and clicks ActiveCampaign recorded each day. Supported readings are compared with your own history, and when there is enough history to judge a change, Feder says what needs a look.
usual 21 to 31
What Feder would say New contacts in ActiveCampaign came to 30 this week, inside your usual 21 to 31. Nothing to do.
Example numbers, made up to show the reading. They are not from a real business.
How do I connect ActiveCampaign to Feder?
- In ActiveCampaign, open Settings, then Developer, and copy your API URL and key.
- Press Connect. A secure window opens just for ActiveCampaign. Paste in what it asks for.
- Feder checks it straight away and shows Connected when the check passes.
You approve each app yourself, and you can disconnect it at any time.
When you connect ActiveCampaign, Feder checks the connection straight away and shows Connected only when that check passes. If a reading cannot be taken later, Feder shows it as not read, never as zero.
What does Feder check on ActiveCampaign's numbers?
- A day the app did not report shows as Not read. It is never shown as zero.
- A read that fails, or comes back in the wrong shape, is a failed read. It is never counted as zero.
- A running total is shown as a level of its own. It is never added up across days.
- A trend shows only when both halves of the window are known.
Questions owners ask
- Are sign-ups in ActiveCampaign slowing down?
- Feder reads new contacts and active contacts from ActiveCampaign. Supported readings are compared with your own history, and when there is enough history to judge a change, Feder says what needs a look.
- Did replies stop, or did the count break?
- A day ActiveCampaign did not report shows as Not read, never as zero, and a read that fails is shown as failed. So a quiet day and a broken read do not look the same.
- Does Feder change anything in ActiveCampaign?
- No. Feder only reads.
Where does ActiveCampaign sit in Feder?
ActiveCampaign lives with the Interest connections, under Email and messaging. See every connection. Already rely on ActiveCampaign for reporting? Read Feder and ActiveCampaign.
- Klaviyonew profiles
- Mailchimpcampaign emails sent and clicks on today's sends
- Intercomcontacts and new contacts
- SendGridnew contacts and emails delivered
- Constant Contactactive contacts and new contacts
- Instantlyreplies and emails sent
Questions owners ask about ActiveCampaign
- Why did my ActiveCampaign active contacts drop?Bounces and unsubscribes both take a contact out of your active count, so a send that bounces or a wave of unsubscribes can lower it.
- Why doesn't my ActiveCampaign contact count add up?One person can be active on one list and unsubscribed on another, so adding up the counts by status gives more than your real total.
- Why didn't my ActiveCampaign import add new contacts?If the import file is saved in a different text encoding, ActiveCampaign can add none of its contacts.