Docs
Documentation
One page per module, in the order the console shows them. Start with the console tour if you are new; the glossary defines every unit on the page.
Getting started
First login to first report, in ten minutes.
The console
Rail, search, time range, demand source, starred pages.
Live demo
A seeded workspace behind a work-email code. Every doc page links into it.
Rankings
Who leads, in one table.
- Top charts
The most-watched titles, ranked. Filter by market, genre, studio, format and quality.
- Studio leaderboard
Demand volume and share, ranked across every studio.
- Network benchmark
Per-title demand benchmarked across networks and platforms.
- Franchise demand
Cumulative demand across every instalment of a franchise.
Trends and timing
What is moving, and when it moves.
- Momentum movers
The biggest twelve-month risers and fallers in demand.
- Genre trends
Each genre’s share of demand over the last twelve months.
- Genre profile
Risk, leak speed and source quality, genre by genre.
- Genre by country
Which genres over-index in which markets.
- Velocity
Hours from release to mass demand, title by title.
- Release window
Window length and source escalation against demand volume.
- Seasonality
Demand by month, weekday and hour of day.
- Release era
Demand by release decade, and how fast a title decays after release.
Markets
Where the demand is.
- Global map
A world map of where your catalogue is in demand, market by market.
- Demand gap
High demand and low licensed availability, ranked as addressable demand.
- Language and origin
Demand by original language and origin: English, anime, K-content and more.
Compare
Side by side.
- Acclaim vs demand
Does acclaim drive demand? Ratings and votes against measured demand.
- Movie vs TV
Film against series, and new against catalogue, as a share of demand.
Risk
What to act on.
- Risk score
A composite 0 to 100 risk score for every title.
- Source leak intel
Where the copies come from: CAM, screener or WEB-DL, per title.
- Quality and resolution
Resolution spread and source quality across the catalogue.
- Takedown queue
Impact-ranked targets for enforcement effort.
Reports
Take it with you.
- Monthly report
A packaged monthly report, ready for the board.
- Archive search
Full time-series search across every title.
Live
As it happens.
- Live view
Demand as it arrives, title by title.
Catalogue
A page for every title, studio, network, market and genre.
- Titles
Every film and series with demand, each with its own page: markets, history, source stage and risk.
- Studios
Every studio in the catalogue, with the demand its titles carry.
- Networks
Networks and platforms, with the demand across their slate.
- Markets
A page per market: what is in demand there, and how it compares to the world.
- Genres
A page per genre: share of demand, leaders, and where it over-indexes.
Glossary
Demand, watchers, gap score, velocity, risk score, source stage.
Plans
What Starter, Console and Enterprise include, module by module.
API
Enterprise data delivery: windows, sources, JSON, scope.