Default reports overview
Last update: November 11, 2022
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Adobe Analytics provides several reports and metrics to track media performance on your website.
In addition to the metrics and dimensions available when you enable each of the modules, there are three additional dashboard-style reports that become available when you enable the Media Core module. Enabling the Ads module also changes the appearance of some of these dashboard-style reports by adding additional metrics and filters.
Media reports are listed on the Reports tab. Navigate to > Media > Media Engagement and select from:
Media Report | Description | Common Business Insights |
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Media overview | Displays several aggregate measurements to quickly monitor that media is performing as expected. A graph displays media starts next to ad impressions to let you quickly view and compare these metrics. |
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Media detail | Displays detailed metrics for all media items including starts, concurrent viewers, completion rate, play percentage, and ad impressions. |
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Media daypart | Displays content starts by time of day to let you quickly view when your audience is engaged. |
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Media concurrent viewers | Displays concurrent viewers during one day. The data can be filtered by content, device type, or country. |
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Media Events and Media Variables | Additional reports are available. Media metrics and dimensions are standard Analytics variables that can be reported directly and added to other Analytics reports. |
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Analytics
- Streaming Media Collection Guide
- Release Notes
- Get started
- Implementation
- Implementation overview
- Edge implementations (recommended)
- Adobe Analytics-only implementations
- Prerequisites
- Media SDKs / Extension
- Media Collection APIs - Implementation
- Media Collection
- API Quick Start
- Sessions Request
- Events Request
- Request Parameters
- Event Types and Descriptions
- Implementing the API
- Setting the HTTP Request Type in Your Player
- Obtaining a Session ID
- Implementing an Events Request
- JSON Validation Schemas
- Validating Event Requests
- Sending Ping Events
- Sending QoE Data
- Custom Metadata Support
- Timeout Conditions
- Controlling the Order of Events
- Queueing Events When Sessions Response is Slow
- Variables
- Reporting
- Use Cases
- Tracking
- Privacy and Security
- Legacy Implementations
- Legacy - Overview
- Legacy — Download SDKs
- Legacy - Media SDKs
- About Heartbeat Measurement
- Adobe Primetime
- Adobe Audience Management Enablement
- Custom Link Implementation
- Legacy Milestone Tracking
- Validation
- Legacy Migration: VHL 1.x to VHL 2.x
- Code Comparison v1.x to v2.x
- Tracking APIs 1x to 2x
- Legacy - Intro to AVA
- Client Side Path
- Legacy Tracking
- Track Core Playback on Android
- Track Core Playback on iOS
- Track Core Playback on JavaScript
- Track Core Playback on JavaScript 2.x
- Track Buffering on Android
- Track Buffering on iOS
- Track Buffering on JavaScript
- Track Seeking on Android
- Track Seeking on iOS
- Track Seeking on JavaScript
- Implement standard metadata on Android
- Implement standard metadata on iOS
- iOS Metadata Keys
- Implement Standard Metadata on JavaScript
- Track Ads
- Track Chapters and Segments
- Track Errors
- Tracking Scenarios
- VOD playback with no ads
- VOD playback with pre-roll ads
- VOD playback with skipped ads
- VOD playback with one chapter
- VOD playback with a skipped chapter
- VOD playback with seeking in the main content
- VOD playback with buffering
- VOD multiple trackers in parallel
- VOD one tracker for multiple sessions
- Live main content
- Live main content with sequential tracking