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Sequence performance lives in two places: the Analytics tab gives you the aggregate picture across your outreach, and the Contacts tab shows where each enrolled candidate is and how they’ve engaged.

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Analytics tab

The Analytics tab on the Sequences page rolls up your results. Two controls shape everything on the page:
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Sequence
Filter
Look at all sequences together or zero in on a single one.
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Date range
Filter
Last 7 days, last 30 days, last 90 days, or all time.

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Funnel

The funnel section tracks candidates through their enrollment lifecycle:

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Email metrics

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LinkedIn metrics

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Activity over time

The chart at the bottom plots four lines — emails sent, LinkedIn sent, opens, and replies — so you can see your sending cadence and the engagement it generates side by side. Buckets are daily for the 7- and 30-day ranges, and weekly for 90 days and all time.
A healthy sequence shows replies tracking sends with a short lag. Sends without opens or replies trailing far behind are your cue to revisit your steps.
Analytics appear once candidates are enrolled and messaged; until then the tab shows “No data for this range”.

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Contacts tab

The Contacts tab is the per-candidate view inside a sequence. Every enrolled candidate is a row showing where they are in the sequence and how they’ve engaged with your outreach.

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What each contact shows

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Sequence status
Progress
Whether the candidate has Replied (highlighted) or is still in progress, along with the current step they’re on.
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Engagement
Signal
A quick High / Medium / Low read on how engaged the candidate is, backed by counts of: opens and LinkedIn messages received, clicks, and replies.
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Status
State
Whether the candidate’s enrollment is active, paused, or stopped.
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Added on
Date
When the candidate was enrolled.

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Reading performance at a glance

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Spot your repliers

Candidates who’ve Replied stand out: these are your warmest leads. Pick the conversation up in Conversations.
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Gauge engagement

A row of High engagement (lots of opens, clicks, or replies) tells you the message is landing; lots of Low engagement is a sign to revisit your steps.
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Filter to focus

Filter the contacts by status to zero in on, say, everyone who’s replied or everyone still waiting on a first touch.

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Per-candidate detail

Open a contact to see their full timeline for the sequence: each step that was sent, when a connection request was accepted, and when they replied, so you can see the whole outreach story for one person in one place.
Because a reply automatically cancels a candidate’s remaining steps, a rising number of Replied contacts is the clearest sign your sequence is working.