Analytics in TwentyThree is about much more than just raw numbers of views. We track every part of the life of your videos and your video site, such as when clips are loaded, played, stopped, clicked and shared. This lets you measure the...

On the main video tab, you can request analytical data for a single video. You do this by choosing the video of interest and find the ‘Analytics' option on the left side menu below the video preview. This takes you to the analytics view...

All performance details From the analytics main tab you can select a subsection called all performance details. In this subsection we present a graph of overall engagement minutes and list the top videos. Additional performance...

All play details From the analytics main tab, you can select a subsection called "All play details". In this subsection we present the basic analytics (Plays, Loads, Engagement, Plays from Embed and Playthrough) for each individual...

All usage details From the analytics main tab you can access the usage subsection where we present data concerning when and how users are consuming video data. Time of day Different video sites perform in different ways—and...

All embed sources In this section you can track the individual pages where your videos are embedded. You can also see which pages have the most embeds and get data for video playback on each page in terms of loads, plays, engagement and...

For all on-demand videos we offer a summary of metrics on a per-day basis. These metrics are counted uniquely for each viewer session, meaning multiple views or visits to the same video by the same viewer will only be counted once....

On the main analytics tab, you can request analytical data from a specified time period, by specifying a date in the calendar. You can also select one of the predefined time periods to the right of the calendar.

Native analytics in TwentyThree presents you with an overview of analytics collected from your social channels. To trigger these numbers simply move your mouse over the key metrics in question. You will then see how your videos are...