The number of sessions, hits, bounces…

The downloaded volume, the throughput, the traffic…

Include default dashboards (overview, audience, user geo localization, devices, infrastructure, content, and sources).

This level of detail is related to the geographical location of users (countries and cities).

The W3C format can record all incoming requests in an access log file.

A channel is a program with a given editorial line (For example BBC1, BBC2, etc.)

AQH (Average Quarter Hour), IAB…

Exploit the metadata of your content to add new dimensions of analysis.

Combine content and audience information. Allows the sending of information to copyright collecting bodies or control bodies (plurality, etc.).

Ability to merge sessions to correct short disconnections or other network issues to ensure numbers are consistent with listener/viewer behavior.

This feature gives the possibility to adapt dashboards and to create entirely new ones according to specific needs.

Allows you to extract data from CasterStats and transform it as you wish.

It is possible to create a fully customized surface with new dashboards without the "CasterStats" logo.

A channel is a program with a given editorial line (For example BBC1, BBC2, etc.)

Create any metric, including metadata-based metrics.

It is the power to merge client-side and server-side methods to exploit the strengths of each. Server side: Data completeness, fault tolerance, data availability, ease of implementation. Client side: Information about the user (age, gender...) and his behavior.

A channel is a program with a given editorial line (For example BBC1, BBC2, etc.)

Service-level agreement