Email Campaign ID

[squigglebit]

I'm using the new journey report builder and wanting to report on people who have interacted with a certain email campaign.
Where do I find the campaign ID? I tried using the campaign name but that didn't work so I assume this is a unique identifier.

[SSukys · Accepted solution]

Hey @squigglebit,

Thanks for posting. The Campaign ID is not pretty to find. You need to head to your campaign and click into it. Then examine the URL to find the campaign ID. For example here is an sample URL

https://app.hubspot.com/campaigns/{Hub_ID}/#details/e5d960a2-8386-4884-a021-ac84d81eacd9/content

the campaign ID is e5d960a2-8386-4884-a021-ac84d81eacd9.

Not the prettiest way to get the ID but it's the only way I could find to access it. 

Hope that helps!

[karstenkoehler · Accepted solution]

Hi @squigglebit,

Unfortunately HubSpot does currently not use consistent terminology here. There isn't a clear documentation yet either.

Identifiers in HubSpot can usually be found in the URL of the asset (this is also the case for sequence list filters, for example).

If you want to filter for

• a specific email, open the link to the email, copy the number between /details/ and /performance from the URL 

  https://app.hubspot.com/email/your_portal_ID/details/1234567890/performance​

  and paste it into the Email content ID field in the customer journey analytics report builder.
• a specific campaign, open the link to the campaign, copy the string of numbers and letters between /campaigns/ and /performance from the URL 

  https://app.hubspot.com/marketing/your_portal_id/campaigns/1abc23d4-e567-789f-0123-4gh5ij8/performance

  and paste it into the Email campaign ID field in the customer journey analytics report builder.

Let me know if you have any follow-up questions!

[RMcInnes]

When i paste this number into the filter it reads it as a numeric value and therefore does not work. This is what it looks like when i paste: 88712266113 and hit Enter. 

[karstenkoehler · Accepted solution]

Hi @squigglebit,

Unfortunately HubSpot does currently not use consistent terminology here. There isn't a clear documentation yet either.

Identifiers in HubSpot can usually be found in the URL of the asset (this is also the case for sequence list filters, for example).

If you want to filter for

• a specific email, open the link to the email, copy the number between /details/ and /performance from the URL 

  https://app.hubspot.com/email/your_portal_ID/details/1234567890/performance​

  and paste it into the Email content ID field in the customer journey analytics report builder.
• a specific campaign, open the link to the campaign, copy the string of numbers and letters between /campaigns/ and /performance from the URL 

  https://app.hubspot.com/marketing/your_portal_id/campaigns/1abc23d4-e567-789f-0123-4gh5ij8/performance

  and paste it into the Email campaign ID field in the customer journey analytics report builder.

Let me know if you have any follow-up questions!

[ElBr]

Hi, is there any way HubSpot can show the wrong insights? 

I'm currently using the content_id for insights on specific emails to see the events, so the type. However, when I'm using the content_id and type, I see more OPEN events on contacts (quering from the data coming from HubSpot) than if I do this report in hubspot. 

I'm using FiveTrans documentation here on what data points to use. All data for "sent" "delivered" is accurate, however, not "open". 

Could something be going wrong when I'm pulling the data from hubspot? or could the data be inaccurate in HubSpot?

[SarahMayo-CSC]

Is there a way to isolate just the A or B version in the same context of filtering for a report? It looks like they share the same email campaign ID but have different child IDs.

[GMatos · Accepted solution]

Hi Sarah, I was trying to achieve the same thing, and after a few random tests, I finally figured it out!

Here's what you need to do: Go to your A/B email, choose the Email version you want to filter, and then click on 'See details'. In the details section, you'll find the 'Internal HubSpot ID.' Simply copy and paste it into the report filter labelled 'Email campaign ID.'

Hope this helps! 😉

[BérangèreL]

Hi @GMatos, I hope that you are well!

Thank you very much for sharing your findings with the Community 🙂

Have a lovely day and weekend!
Bérangère

[pghmarketer]

When I go to paste this ID into the Report builder, it strips out all the letters and hyphens.

[SSukys · Accepted solution]

Hey @squigglebit,

Thanks for posting. The Campaign ID is not pretty to find. You need to head to your campaign and click into it. Then examine the URL to find the campaign ID. For example here is an sample URL

https://app.hubspot.com/campaigns/{Hub_ID}/#details/e5d960a2-8386-4884-a021-ac84d81eacd9/content

the campaign ID is e5d960a2-8386-4884-a021-ac84d81eacd9.

Not the prettiest way to get the ID but it's the only way I could find to access it. 

Hope that helps!