Sample report

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This is a sample ARCHIE audit for a made-up 20,000-contact business. Your real report works the same way — using your account's actual numbers.

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This is an example. The numbers below are made up to show a typical mid-sized account. Your report will show your real data.

73
Grade C
overall
Account health report

20,000 contacts · healthy in places, leaking in others

Their email setup and automations are in good shape. But a stale list and very low engagement are quietly shrinking how many people they actually reach — the two biggest wins are right there.

The four areas, graded

Your contact list

66 / 100 · counts for 25%
D
CheckYour accountHealthy
Duplicate people5.2% (1,040)≤ 2%
Missing email or phone17% (3,400)≤ 10%
Shared inboxes (info@, etc.)4.1% (820)≤ 5%
Broken / typo emails1.3% (260)≤ 2%

Getting to the inbox

82 / 100 · counts for 30%
B
CheckYour accountHealthy
Sender set up correctly✓ Yesrequired
Email signature verified✓ Yesrequired
Domain protected from fakes⚠ Watch onlyshould block
Bounced email1.7%≤ 2%
Spam complaints0.06%≤ 0.3%

What's working

55 / 100 · counts for 20%
F
CheckYour accountHealthy
People who never click64% (12,800)≤ 40%
Average click rate1.6%a trend, not pass/fail

Measured on real clicks — never on “opens,” which Apple now fakes.

Your automations

84 / 100 · counts for 25%
B
CheckYour accountHealthy
Empty automations30
People stuck mid-flow00
Paused automations11review
Leftover deleted ones00

The biggest things to fix first

64% of your list never clicks anythingHigh impact

12,800 of 20,000 contacts haven't taken a single action in 90 days — but they're still getting your emails. Mailing people who never respond drags down your reputation, so everyone's email lands in spam more often. Win them back, then quietly retire the ones who still don't engage.

Your domain is set to “watch only”High impact

Your sender setup is correct, but the lock that stops scammers sending fake email in your name is only watching — not blocking. Switching it to “block” protects your brand and helps your real email get trusted.

1,040 duplicate contacts & 3,400 missing key infoMedium impact

The same people are counted more than once and thousands are missing an email or phone — so your reports are off and you're paying to store contacts you can't even reach. Merging duplicates and requiring email on your forms fixes both.

Your step-by-step plan

1

Win back the quiet 12,800 — then let go of the rest

Send a short re-engagement series. Anyone who still doesn't respond gets paused (not deleted), which protects your reputation so more of your email reaches the inbox. impact high · effort medium

2

Switch your domain protection from “watch” to “block”

A small DNS change that stops anyone impersonating your brand and boosts trust in your real email. impact high · effort low

3

Merge the 1,040 duplicates & require email on forms

Cleaner data, accurate reporting, and a smaller bill — plus no new gaps creeping in. impact medium · effort low

4

Tidy up 3 empty and 11 paused automations

Archive what's abandoned so your account is easier to run and nothing falls through the cracks. impact low · effort low

How the grade is worked out

Each area starts at 100 and loses points for real problems (the bigger the problem, the more it costs). Your overall grade is a weighted average — areas that matter most for getting to the inbox count for more. Nothing is hidden: in your real report the full formula is shown, and every number links back to a count from your account.

Contact list · 25%Getting to the inbox · 30%What's working · 20%Automations · 25%

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