> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.pushpushgo.company/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.pushpushgo.company/analytics/organization-analytics/organization-dashboard/automation.md).

# Automation

In the [Automation](https://app.pushpushgo.com/organization/dashboard/automation) section you can find information about statistics of automation scenarios and its campaigns:

* **Enabled scenarios with notifications** - displays current number of active automation scenarios with at least one campaign set up,
* **CTR** - displays CTR results in a given time range,
* **Clicked** - number of clicked push notifications from automation scenarios in a given time range,
* **Delivered** - number of deliveted push notifications from automation scenarios in a given time range,
* **Statistics** - a chart of clicked and delivered push notifications from automation scenarios in a given time range,
* **CTR** - a chart of clickability of automation campaigns in a given time range,

![](/files/JuhhJWIvyOeB4pN5BKNd)

* **Automation rank** - a list of top 3 automation scenarios which have at least one campaign set up (sorted by CTR or number of clicks) in a given time range.

![](/files/EvXjD0joDprtZf19zypO)


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