Rank the best performing campaigns in Braze
Manus sorts every campaign by conversions, then names the one that worked best and the one that fell short, with the numbers behind both.
Connect Braze and ask “Which campaigns worked best in the last 30 days, and which channel converted best?” Manus pulls sends, opens, clicks and conversions for each campaign and Canvas, ranks them and explains the highlights and outliers in plain words. It can also track segment sizes, send you a weekly report and draft the next push. It reads aggregate data only, never individual profiles, and it doesn’t message your users.
Ask about the last 30 days, and Manus lists each Braze campaign with its reach, opens, clicks and conversions, ranks them and says in plain words what stands out.
Manus sorts every campaign by conversions, then names the one that worked best and the one that fell short, with the numbers behind both.
Name one campaign, and Manus shows its channels, schedule and messages next to a daily chart of sends, opens, clicks and conversions.
Manus reads a Braze Canvas step by step, from entries to messages sent to conversions, so the biggest drop is easy to spot. Canvases stay read-only: Manus suggests changes, and you make them in Braze.
Get every active Canvas side by side, with entries, conversions and revenue for the last 14 days, so you know which journeys pull their weight.
Manus compares each step with the one before it, explains the biggest gap and suggests what to try. You make the change in Braze.
Manus puts Braze push, email and in-app results on the same scale, then says which kind of message each channel suits best.
Manus adds up the last 30 days by channel and shows conversions per 1,000 messages, so a small push list and a big email list compare fairly.
Manus turns daily push sends and opens into a weekly trend, so you can see whether a change to timing or copy helped.
Describe the report once, and Manus sends it every Monday: campaign, Canvas and channel results, how your Braze segments changed and one thing to try next.
Manus reads the estimated size of each Braze segment over time and flags the ones that grew or shrank the most.
Ask once, and Manus runs it as a scheduled task with your Braze connection, then shares a one-page summary of campaigns, Canvases, channels and segments.
See AutomationsManus drafts new push and email copy from what worked, updates shared content blocks when you ask and uploads new images to the Braze media library.
Manus writes new versions based on your top campaigns and adds ideas to test. Add the drafts to a Manus project’s files, so your team can reuse them in later tasks.
See ProjectsPart of Braze campaign management is keeping shared pieces current. When you ask, Manus first shows where a content block is used and the exact change, then updates it.
Give Manus the images you made, or links to them, and it adds them to the media library, ready for the next campaign.
Braze is already in Manus Connectors. Sign in with your Braze account once, and any task can read your results and manage content blocks.
In Manus, open Connectors, choose Braze and select Connect.
Sign in with your Braze dashboard account and allow access. If Braze says you don’t have access, ask your admin to turn on MCP OAuth access, approve Manus and give you the Use MCP Server permission.
Name the workspace, campaign or Canvas and the date range. What Manus can see and change follows your Braze permissions.
Open Connectors in Manus, choose Braze and select Connect. Sign in with your Braze dashboard account and allow access. If Braze blocks the sign-in, ask your Braze admin to turn on MCP OAuth access, approve Manus and give you the Use MCP Server permission. Then ask in any task, for example “Rank my Braze campaigns from the last 30 days by conversions.”
No. The Braze MCP server returns aggregate data only, such as campaign and Canvas results, segment sizes and KPIs. Tools that expose personal data about a single user aren’t available, so Manus never sees anyone’s profile.
No. In Manus, the Braze connector reads results and manages content blocks and media library assets. Scheduling and sending campaigns stays in Braze, with your team.
No. The Braze Canvas tools are read-only, so Manus can list your Canvases and read their details and results, but steps and timing don’t change. Ask Manus what to try, then edit the Canvas in Braze yourself.
Yes. Ask once in plain words, for example “Every Monday at 9 am, summarize last week’s Braze campaigns, Canvases and channels on one page.” Manus sets it up as a scheduled task and runs it each week with your Braze connection.
Content blocks and media library assets. Ask Manus to show where a content block is used and the exact change, and to wait for your OK before it updates anything. Changes are made under your own Braze login, and what you can see or change follows your Braze permissions.
BrazeAI and BrazeAI Decisioning Studio are Braze AI tools that work inside Braze. Manus reads Braze aggregate data through the connector, then turns what it finds into reports, copy drafts and plans, alongside the work in your other tools.
A campaign is a single message, sent once or on a schedule. A Canvas is a journey of several steps that people move through based on what they do. Manus reads results for both: sends, opens, clicks and conversions for campaigns, and step-by-step results for Canvases.
Yes. The Braze remote MCP server is the one Braze has verified with Claude, ChatGPT and other AI tools. If your team already set up a Braze Claude connector or a Braze ChatGPT integration, Manus works the same way: it signs in with your own Braze login and sees what your permissions allow. In Manus, Braze is already in Connectors, so there’s nothing to install.
One connection covers every Braze workspace you can access. If you have more than one, name the workspace in your request, or ask Manus to list them first.