After sharing a Playlist, you can view the Stats to see if and how your recipient(s) interacted with it.
At a glance
Stats are generated on shared Playlists, but depending on the share method selected, only some stats will show specifically which recipient took a particular action.
What's included in Playlist Stats
Playlist Stats show who* has accessed your playlist, what action(s) were taken, and the number of each action taken. Actions include:
- Page views
- Playlist downloads
- Track downloads
- Streams
*Dependent on the share method selected.
These actions are listed in the top row, and you can click each one to sort the stats by a specific action:
How Stats are assigned to recipients
Stats are assigned to specific recipients based on which method you used to share your Playlist.
Both the Email playlist directly and Assign URL to a contact Playlist share methods will assign stats to the specific recipients selected.
The Copy URL method will also generate stats, but these will be aggregated under "Other recipients."
Viewing Playlist Stats
View all Stats for a particular Playlist
- Open the Playlist Menu (⋮) and select Stats.
View all Stats for a particular Contact
You can either:
- Click on their name on the Stats page for a particular Playlist.
- Open their Contact page and scroll down to Activity.
Breaking down the specifics
You can see which specific Tracks were streamed and downloaded by clicking on the drop down arrow on the left of a contact's name:
If there is a higher amount of activity, you'll be able to click the link to show more tracks:
The Stats page may also look different depending on the scenario.
- If there are no stats, the page will look like this:
- As soon as you share your Playlist with a Contact, their name will appear on the Stats page, even if they haven't interacted with it yet and there is no activity:
Team Inbox Stats
When you share a Playlist to a Team Inbox of another DISCO, you'll see individualized stats for users already in your Contacts. The activity of all other users is aggregated under "Other recipients" to protect the privacy of those users.
Example:
You can see activity from the user Pam Beesley because we sent this Playlist to a Team Inbox that Pam had access to, and Pam is a Contact in our DISCO. Activity from other users who have access to that Inbox is listed under "Other recipients" because they are not Contacts in our DISCO.
