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# July 10, 2025 - Orchestration API - GET List and GET Stats routes

It is now possible to export data by API **for all types of CEP Orchestrations** (Campaigns, Recurring and Trigger Automations). Clients can :

* **Export a list of Orchestrations** with key information like name, creation date, and channel.
* **Export message analytics for a specific Orchestration** within a defined date range. This includes metrics such as sent, open, and click counts, with daily granularity.

[Link to the documentation.](/developer/api/cep/orchestrations.md)


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