What is the best way to quantitate Cyclic ADP-Ribose (cADPR)?

I am using a fluorescence microplate reader.

We recommend using our Amplite® Fluorimetric cADP-Ribose Assay Kit (Cat# 20305) to quantitate cADPR. This assay is convenient for either 96-well or 384-well microtiter plate format. In tissues and cell cultures, it can detect cADPR in the low nM range. The lowest detected concentration of cADPR is 100 nM.

How Cat#20305 works:

cADPR is derived from NAD⁺ via ADP-riboxyl cyclase catalyzation. This reaction can be reversed in the presence of high concentration of nicotinamide, producing NAD⁺ from cADPR stoichiometrically. The resulting NAD⁺ is measured with NAD sensor, Quest Fluor™ NAD Probe. This probe is highly sensitive for NAD⁺ and has no reaction to NADH. The fluorescent signal can be readily detected at Ex/Em = 420/480 nm.