The Engagement Score shows how actively a contact interacts with your emails and content.
Instead of reviewing multiple reports, you can instantly identify whether a contact is cold, warming up, or highly engaged directly from a contact's profile.
The score reflects real engagement behavior, helping you quickly assess the strength of your relationship with each contact.
Use engagement score to guide decisions
Use the engagement score to take more informed actions:
- Prioritize highly engaged contacts for promotions or sales outreach
- Re-engage contacts with low activity using targeted campaigns
- Reduce outreach to disengaged contacts to protect deliverability
- Adjust messaging based on engagement level
Engagement scoring helps you focus on the right contacts and improve overall campaign performance.
Pro tip
Use Kartra reminders to schedule follow-ups based on a contact's engagement level. For example, you can set reminders to re-engage low-activity contacts or follow up with highly engaged leads at the right time.
View engagement risk score in a contact profile
Open a lead's profile under All Contacts > Contacts to view the engagement risk score:
- The Join Date card appears at the top
- The contact's engagement score appears next to customer value and lead score.

The scorecard includes:
- A color-coded engagement status
- Additional insights available on hover
Interpret engagement risk score colors
The system translates engagement risk into clear visual indicators:
- Green (Low) - Highly engaged
- Yellow (Medium) - Moderately engaged
- Orange - Low activity
- Red (High) - Cold or disengaged
View score insights on hover
When you hover over the engagement score, additional insights appear to help you better understand the contact’s behavior:
- Predicted open rate: An estimate of how likely the contact is to open your emails based on past activity
- Engagement risk meter: Indicates how likely the contact is to remain inactive or disengaged
- Engagement risk label (High, low, etc.): Provides recommendations, such as re-engaging contacts with low activity before including them in regular campaigns.
Lower engagement typically results in a lower predicted open rate and higher engagement risk.