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# Product Boost: Overview by Campaign
The *Product Boost: Overview by Campaign* report helps you track the performance of your [Product Boost campaigns](/brand/what-would-you-like-to-learn-about/beta-product-boost/product-boost-explained.md) across selected programs. It shows key metrics such as campaign budgets, costs, boosted product sales, and the revenue generated.
## Manage the report
1. From the left navigation bar, select  **\[Engage] → Reports → Retail Media**.
2. Select [**by Campaign**](https://app.impact.com/secure/advertiser/engage/insights/optimize/report/report.ihtml?handle=retailer_performance_by_campaign).
3. Below the report heading, filter for the data you want to view.
* Use the options in the upper-right of the page to  **\[Share]** the report,  **\[Schedule]** the report,  **\[Download]** it in PDF, XLSX, or CSV format, or update the displayed **currency** from the  **\[Drop-down menu]**.
* See the references below to better understand the report.
## Understand the report
Filter reference
| Filter | Description |
| --------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ |
| Date Range | Filter data by when it was created. |
| Program | Filter for data linked to specific programs in your account. |
| Product Boost Campaign ID | Filter by the unique identifiers of the Product Boost campaigns for which you want to view data. |
| Product Boost Campaign Name | Filter by the Product Boost campaigns for which you want to view data. |
Snapshot widget
The snapshot widget lets you switch between metrics to track boosted product sales, partner payout costs, or revenue generated over time.
* Hover your cursor over any point on the graph to see the exact metric value at that moment.
* When you hover over the graph, you'll see an option to  **\[Download]** the graph data in PDF or CSV format. The download file reflects the currently selected metric, i.e., *Products Sold*, *Action Cost*, or *Revenue*.
Table reference
* Hover your cursor over the table to  **\[Download]** the table data in CSV or PDF format.
* You can also choose to get an  **\[API]** link, which lets you export the table data in NDJSON or CSV format.
| Column | Description |
| --------------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Product Boost Campaign ID | impact.com's unique identifier for the associated Product Boost campaign. |
| Product Boost Campaign Name | The names of the Product Boost campaigns associated with your selected programs. |
| Product Boost Start Date | The date [you set](/brand/what-would-you-like-to-learn-about/beta-product-boost/create-a-product-boost-campaign.md#create-a-product-boost-campaign) your Product Boost campaign to begin. |
| Product Boost Internal ID | The unique identifier [you added](/brand/what-would-you-like-to-learn-about/beta-product-boost/create-a-product-boost-campaign.md) to each campaign to distinguish your campaigns in reporting. |
| Product Boost Budget | The budget allocated to each Product Boost campaign. |
| Products Sold | The total number of boosted products sold through promotions by your partners within your Product Boost campaigns. |
| Revenue | The total revenue value you generated through product sales. |
| Action Cost | The cost owed to your partners for driving boosted product sales. |
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