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# Email analytics and cancelling campaigns

## Tracking email campaigns in a study

To track your email campaigns, navigate to **Study Campaigns**. This page allows you to see stats from the email campaign: **Total Attempted, Sent, Opened, Bounced**, and **Spam**.

Campaigns take anywhere from a few seconds to a few hours to process depending on the size and send limitations. Sometimes **Sent** is not 100%, which means some emails were not sent due to opt-out criteria or failures.

![](https://content.gitbook.com/content/T7fhyut5rrQHwe5QRGot/blobs/NpKcm07OOUG9Q29h6Rtu/38054122614164)

## How to cancel a scheduled email campaign

If you find yourself in a situation where you want to **cancel** a scheduled email campaign (either due to content, changing timelines, or something else), you can click on the "Cancel Campaign" text under Status.

![](https://content.gitbook.com/content/T7fhyut5rrQHwe5QRGot/blobs/W9vtOw5awJN8Toaiw0uq/37062128533140)

You will see a modal pop up that will confirm you want to cancel the email campaign, and the status will update to "Cancelled".

![](https://content.gitbook.com/content/T7fhyut5rrQHwe5QRGot/blobs/6HHDc9hytLi0jDZ0DPEc/37062122177684)

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