Shared accounts reports shared-accounts-reports

The Shared Accounts Reports provide another group of graphs and charts that reflect the sharing behavior and consumption for the current segment. For example, Over Moderate Probability and Over Low Probability for the current segment.

Accounts sharing probability accounts-sharing-probability

This donut and bar charts show the percentages (and absolute numbers) of the subscriber accounts that fall into specific ranges of sharing probability. These ranges are defined as:

The red line marks the threshold range selected in the Accounts over threshold in current segment panel and the light red area contains the total of all accounts above that threshold.

The bar chart plots number of accounts that fall into each range on y-axis for each of the ranges (plotted on x-axis).

Here again, the red line marks current threshold, and the light red area contains the total of all accounts above that threshold.

Accounts over threshold in current segment threshold-selector

This panel lets you select the threshold range for the donut and bar graphs above. The four options are:

Once you select the threshold, the panel shows the percentage (and number) of accounts out of all the subscriber accounts in the selected segment.

Segment-play requests out of total play-request-out-total

The donut chart shows the percentage (and number) of play requests made by subscribers in the segment lets you compare the play requests made by subscribers not in the defined segment.

When you move the cursor over the donut chart, it also shows subscriber percentages and numbers from various probability ranges.

Segment-average number of devices per account avg-devices-account

The bar chart shows the average number of devices of each type that are currently in use by subscribers in the current segment and of those not in the current segment.

Segment-zip codes per period per account zip-codes-period-account

This graph informs you about the number of subscribers in the current segment that are consuming content from different locations (as measured by zip code) for the given time interval.

Segment-geographical span per period per account geo-span-period-account

This bar graph plots the number of subscriber accounts that consume content from locations that fall into different geographical ranges in miles. The range is based on the maximum distance between the locations from which a subscriber has streamed during the time interval.