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Altcraft client report: every channel in one summary

Reportkey requests the Altcraft summary analytics report through the API and turns it into a client report section: sends, deliveries, unique opens and clicks, unsubscribes, complaints and bounces across email, push and SMS, by period, campaign and mailbox provider.

Sign up, enter your Altcraft token and platform address, and pick the connection in a project. Your first report in 5 minutes.
  • Token and platform address are entered once and reused across projects.
  • Email, push and SMS in one summary by day, week or month.
  • Messaging shares one report with Metrica and ads, plus AI insights and branding (not on every plan).
Sample Reportkey client report
Sample Reportkey client report
Altcraft Email, push, and SMS delivery and engagement
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TL;DR

Altcraft integration: enter an API token from the platform settings and your platform address, cloud or self-hosted, once; pick the connection in a project, and messaging results for every channel reach the client on schedule as a link or PDF.

An Altcraft report: one summary instead of many screens

Altcraft is a customer messaging platform with its own profile database, segments and flows. It is chosen by companies that need to keep data in-house: banks, insurers, telecom and large retail. It runs both in the cloud and on the customer’s servers. The platform has plenty of reports, but managers and clients want a short regular picture across all channels at once. Reportkey gets it from the Altcraft analytics API and builds a report section delivered on schedule as a link or PDF.

Connecting Altcraft: token and platform address

Analytics access requires an API token, created by a master user under Settings, Tokens. The token’s role and group decide which objects it can see. Agencies benefit from this: you can issue a token limited to one line of campaigns without exposing the whole platform.

The second value is the address: the cloud account for the hosted edition or the company server URL for a self-hosted install. Both are entered once on the integrations page and saved as a shared connection you select in a project. Reportkey only reads reports and never sends messages or edits profiles. If the token is deleted, the connection asks for a new one and project settings remain.

Multichannel messaging report

The Altcraft summary report returns metrics for three channels, each with its own logic.

  • Email — sends, deliveries, opens and unique opens, clicks and unique clicks, reads, unsubscribes, complaints, hard and soft bounces, suppressed addresses.
  • Push — sends, deliveries, opens and clicks on notifications.
  • SMS — sends, deliveries, clicks and undelivered messages.

Altcraft also provides cross-channel totals and ready rates for delivery, opens, clicks, unsubscribes and complaints. The channel summary block places the three columns side by side with a trend by day, week or month, so you can see which channel is growing and which is losing reach.

Altcraft analytics by campaign

The same report can be grouped by campaign, message, list, segment or sender. For a client document campaigns and messages are usually enough: the email engagement block lists unique opens and clicks, open rate, unsubscribes, complaints and bounces per campaign, showing which messages earned a reaction and which only used up the list.

Email deliverability report by mailbox provider

The most useful block for a deliverability specialist is the provider breakdown. Altcraft groups recipients by mailbox provider and domain, so the report shows deliveries, hard and soft bounces and complaints per provider. If one provider starts filtering mail, it shows up in the next weekly report rather than a month after conversions fall.

What to keep in mind when reading Altcraft data

The summary covers messaging, not sales. Data visibility depends on token rights and the platform plan, so two tokens on one account may return different totals. Test and deleted objects are left out by default. A self-hosted server must accept API requests from the internet.

Altcraft next to the website and ads

To show what happened after the click, add Yandex Metrica goals and visits or Google Analytics 4 events, and money by channel from Roistat. Clients comparing automation platforms can look at the Mindbox revenue report. Other tools are on the email integrations page; see the in-house marketing demo report and pricing for plans and the 14-day free trial.

Metrics

What goes into the Altcraft report

These are the metrics that the Altcraft integration already brings into Reportkey reports.

Sent
Delivered
Unique opens
Unique clicks
Unsubscribes
Bounces
What this integration adds to the report
Email, push, and SMS delivery and engagement
Pricing

Altcraft reporting: plans and free trial

14 days free, no card required. Prices and plan limits are on the pricing page.

Use cases

Why teams connect Altcraft to Reportkey

Real reporting jobs, typical pain points, and the outcomes teams get from Altcraft in client reports.

Pain points
  • Once a month the messaging team gathers email, push and SMS totals from different Altcraft screens and merges them into one slide by hand.
  • A deliverability drop at one mailbox provider is noticed weeks later, because nobody carries the provider breakdown into the regular summary.
  • Management finds too many breakdowns in the platform and asks for one page: how much went out, how much arrived, and what changed since last month.
Altcraft
A bank or insurer on a self-hosted install

Altcraft runs on the company's own servers and customer data stays inside the perimeter. Reportkey connects to the install address, and marketing receives a monthly channel summary plus a deliverability block by mailbox provider.

Altcraft
A retail brand on the cloud edition

Marketing runs flows in the Altcraft cloud. A weekly report shows how many messages went out by email, push and SMS, how clicks moved and how many addresses bounced, next to website visits from Yandex Metrica.

Altcraft
An agency configuring the platform for a client

The agency builds campaigns and segments in the client's Altcraft and reports on outcomes. A token with a restricted role sees only the relevant object group, and the report goes out under the agency brand.

Report preview

How Altcraft appears inside the report

The report keeps the familiar Reportkey layout: source sections and period comparison.

Sample Reportkey client report
Sample Reportkey client report
Monthly Altcraft channel summary

Three columns for email, push and SMS with sends, deliveries, clicks and delivery rate, a monthly trend below, and a deliverability table by mailbox provider with hard and soft bounces.

How to connect

Three steps to the first report

Connect the account once, choose the reporting scope, and save the setup for recurring client reports.

01
Connect the account
Save the Altcraft connection once so the same datasource can be reused across recurring client reports.
02
Choose the reporting scope
Choose the Altcraft account and mailings that should supply delivery, opens, and clicks to the report.
03
Save the setup and generate the report
Keep the selected scope in the project and reuse the same report setup next time instead of connecting the source again.
FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Short answers about how the integration works in Reportkey today.

What do I need to connect Altcraft to Reportkey?
An API token and the platform address. A master user creates the token under Settings, Tokens, and its role and group define what it can see. The address is either the cloud account or the URL of your own install. Enter both once on the integrations page and the connection becomes available in every project.
Does it work with a self-hosted Altcraft install?
Yes, provided the platform server accepts API requests from the internet. If the install sits inside a private network, the administrator opens API access for Reportkey addresses. Request rate limits on a self-hosted server come from its own configuration.
Why are there no revenue or orders in the report?
The Altcraft summary describes messaging: sends, deliveries, reactions and bounces. It carries no money. To show orders, add web analytics or end-to-end analytics with message tags to the same document.
Why do report totals differ from the Altcraft interface?
Usually because of token rights and selection flags. A token with a restricted role sees only its object group, and test or deleted entities are excluded unless explicitly requested. An administrator in the interface sees everything, so totals can differ.
How often is the data refreshed?
The summary is requested every time a report is built, so it reflects the platform at that moment. Reactions to recent messages keep arriving for several days, so the last days of a period are best reviewed in the next report.
What does a plan error during connection mean?
If the platform plan does not include the analytics API, Altcraft rejects the request with a plan restriction code. The connection shows a clear status on the integrations page, and after the plan is extended you simply run the check again.

Altcraft client report: every channel in one summary

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