Video analytics

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Video analytics: views, drop-off and completion rate

What matters isn't only how many opened the video, but how far they got. See the second where people give up, which clips get watched to the end, and which script needs rewriting.

The numbers that actually change decisions

Views per video

How many times each clip was opened, split by share link, embedded page and learning platform.

Second-by-second drop-off curve

See exactly where viewers give up — usually a sentence that runs too long or a promise that isn't clear.

Completion rate

The share of people who watched to the end, the one metric showing the message landed whole.

A report per recipient

For personalized presentations, see who watched and how much — before you call.

Variant comparison

Compare two scripts, two avatars or two lengths, and keep the version with the better completion rate.

Export for internal reporting

Any table exports for the monthly report or for analysis in another tool.

Every published video is measured automatically, with no extra setup: opens, the second-by-second drop-off curve, completion rate and, for personalized links, the recipient. Reports filter by video, period and delivery channel, and any table can be exported onward.

Frequently asked questions about video analytics

No, measurement starts automatically the moment you publish your first video.
Usually that the opening doesn't say clearly what the video is about — rewrite the first two sentences of the script.
Yes, if the link was sent personalized; for a publicly embedded video the data stays aggregated.
Yes, for lessons exported as SCORM, progress is also reported back in the e-learning platform.
Yes, publish both and compare their completion rates in the same report.

See where your viewers give up

Open the reports and rewrite the first two sentences of the script with the worst drop-off.