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# Analyse WhatsApp Flows

After sending WhatsApp Flows, YCloud supports to view and analyze your WhatsApp Flows in multiple places.

## View Data in Campaign

After sending WhatsApp Flows messages through Campaign, you can directly check the analysis of that broadcast event in Campaign > Analytics.

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Click the WhatsApp Flows button on the far right to view the specific reply data from users for that WhatsApp Flow.

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## View Data in WhatsApp Flows

Log in to your YCloud account > WhatsApp Flows > Select the WhatsApp Flow for which you want to view reply data > Click on the corresponding Logs.

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## View Data in Templates

{% hint style="info" %}
Prerequisite: You have already created a message template with WhatsApp Flows in YCloud.
{% endhint %}

Log in to your YCloud account > Templates > Select the message template with WhatsApp Flow you want to view > Scroll down the page to see the number of times the WhatsApp Flow was submitted > Click View Logs to see the specific reply content.

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