What is a reporting period?

What is a reporting period?

A reporting period refers to the designated timeframe during which a customer's ordering behavior is tracked and analyzed following the dispatch of an SMS and/or Push Message. This monitoring process is integral to Marketing Attribution, a practice that allows us to determine the impact of specific campaigns on customer actions. 

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