How does the sponsor get the report?

By email, on the cadence set on the campaign — per stream, weekly, fortnightly or monthly.

Are the figures the same ones I see?

Yes. Reports read the same broadcast data your own analytics do, so a simulcast night counts once and nothing has to be reconciled.

What if I forget to press a deliverable button?

Progress is a count of the moments actually recorded, so a report only ever claims what genuinely happened.

Campaigns

Sponsor reports built from what actually happened on stream

A sponsorship is a list of things you promised to do. Each one becomes a button. Press it when it happens, and the report writes itself.

Every deliverable is one button

A deliverable is a trigger button with its own URL — put it on a Stream Deck, a pad, or the dashboard. One tap, no menu, no picker. The tile shows progress against what you agreed to do.

Evidence captured at the moment

Pressing the button stamps the stream position and a snapshot of what was happening. That evidence is captured then and never recalculated afterwards, which is the whole point — it is what you show the sponsor.

Reports a sponsor can act on

Casino sponsors get a stream report: audience, hours, stream by stream. Agencies and studios get content tables as well. Scoping is strict — a report scoped to one partner never quietly includes a rival's numbers.

Frequently asked questions

How does the sponsor get the report?: By email, on the cadence set on the campaign — per stream, weekly, fortnightly or monthly.
Are the figures the same ones I see?: Yes. Reports read the same broadcast data your own analytics do, so a simulcast night counts once and nothing has to be reconciled.
What if I forget to press a deliverable button?: Progress is a count of the moments actually recorded, so a report only ever claims what genuinely happened.

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