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1

Select Date Period

At the top of the dashboard, choose a start and end date to filter analytics data for a specific timeframe. Example: Select 1 Jan 2026 as the start date and 7 Jan 2026 as the end date to analyze performance for the first week of January.
2

Generate Report

After selecting the date range, click Generate Report to refresh and load updated analytics data.Example: After choosing 1 Jan 2026 – 7 Jan 2026, click Generate Report. The dashboard updates to show analytics only for those 7 days.
3

View Total Plays

Check the Plays summary card to see the total number of video plays during the selected period.Example: For 1 Jan – 7 Jan 2026, the Plays card shows 1,250 plays.
This means your videos were played 1,250 times during that week.
4

View Total Watch Time

Review the Watch Time card to see total accumulated viewing time (e.g., minutes and seconds).Example: For 1 Jan – 7 Jan 2026, Watch Time shows 32 hours 15 minutes.
This represents the total time users spent watching your videos in that period.
5

Analyze Plays Trend Graph

Examine the area chart under the summary cards to understand how plays change day by day within the selected period.Example: Between 1 Jan – 7 Jan 2026:
  • Jan 1 – 120 plays
  • Jan 3 – 300 plays (peak)
  • Jan 6 – 150 plays
This helps you identify high-performance days and engagement spikes.
6

Review Play Source Distribution

Look at the Play Source pie chart to see how plays are distributed across sources such as:
  • PN Platform
  • Demo
  • Localhost
Example (1 Jan – 7 Jan 2026):
  • PN Platform – 70%
  • Demo – 20%
  • Localhost – 10%
This shows most plays came from the production platform.
7

Check Country Plays

View the Country Plays section to see which country generated plays and the percentage contribution.Example (1 Jan – 7 Jan 2026):
  • India – 80%
  • United States – 15%
  • United Kingdom – 5%
This helps identify your strongest geographic audience.
8

View Top Videos

Scroll down to the Top Videos table to compare:
  • Video name
  • Total watch time
  • Total plays
  • Percentage contribution
Example (1 Jan – 7 Jan 2026):
  • Product Demo.mp4 – 500 plays – 12 hrs watch time – 40%
  • Tutorial Part 1.mp4 – 400 plays – 10 hrs watch time – 32%
  • Intro Video.mp4 – 350 plays – 10 hrs 15 min watch time – 28%
9

Compare Video Performance

Use the Top Videos table to identify which video has the highest engagement based on plays and watch time.Example: During 1 Jan – 7 Jan 2026,
Product Demo.mp4 has the highest plays and watch time, making it the best-performing video for that week.

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Saved Analytics reports

Saved Reports allows users to view and manage previously generated analytics reports. When a user opens the Saved Reports page:
  • A request is sent to the backend to fetch all saved reports
  • The reports are displayed in a structured table
  • Loading indicators are shown while data is being fetched
Each saved report includes:
  • Report name
  • Report URL
  • Created by
  • Created at
Users can:
  • Open the report in a new tab
  • Delete a report securely
  • View creation details
Deletion process:
  • User clicks delete
  • A DELETE request is sent with authorization token
  • On success, the report is removed from the list
  • A success or error message is displayed
This feature ensures persistent report access, secure management, and easy report lifecycle control.