View Time

The view time endpoint provides insights on the average amount of time content has been watched. It returns data on the average amount of time content has been watched, which can be filtered by various parameters such as date range, content type, and more. This is useful for understanding viewer engagement and content performance.

Query Params
string

Filter records created after the specified start_date.

string

Filter records created on or after the specified start_date. If no start_date filter is specified, then data returned will date back two weeks ago.

string

Filter records created before the specified start_date.

string

Filter records created on or before the specified start_date.

string

Filter records created on the specified start_date.

string

Filter records created after the specified start_time. Comparison is date and time specific. If no time values are submitted, 00:00:00 UTC is assumed.

string

Filter records created on or after the specified start_time. If no start_time filter is specified, then data returned will date back two weeks ago. Comparison is date and time specific. If no time values are submitted, 00:00:00 UTC is assumed.

string

Filter records created before the specified start_time. Comparison is date and time specific. If no time values are submitted, 00:00:00 UTC is assumed.

string

Filter records created on or before the specified start_time. Comparison is date and time specific. If no time values are submitted, 00:00:00 UTC is assumed.

string

Filter records created on the specified start_time. Comparison is date and time specific. If no time values are submitted, 00:00:00 UTC is assumed.

string

Filter records where played is greater than the specified value.

string

Filter records by video_id

string

Filter records by video_title

string

Filter records by platform (e.g., Web, etc.)

string

Filter records by consumer_id

string

Filter records by subscription_id

string

Filter records by transaction_id

string

Filter records by monetization_type (e.g., subscription, etc.)

string

Filter records by playlist_id

string

Filter records by playlist_name

string

Filter records by app_id

string

Filter records by app_name

string

Filter records by app_version

string

Filter records by player_name

string

Filter records by player_version

string

Filter records by content_type (e.g., video, audio, etc.)

string

Filter records by playout_channel_id

string

Filter records by playout_channel_name

string

Filter records by playout_destination_id

string

Filter records by playout_destination_name

string

Filter records by platform_source

string

Filter records by external_user_id

string

Filter records by domain

string

Filter records by country (e.g., US, CA, etc.)

string | null
enum
Defaults to day

Group records by time intervals. Accepted values: hour, day, month.

Allowed:
string | null
enum
Defaults to hour

The unit of time to use when calculating the 'view time' metric. Accepted values: second, minute, hour.

Allowed:
group_by
array of strings or null

Group records by one or more properties of the data returned

group_by
string
enum
Defaults to day_desc

Sort results by value of a specific property + '_' + sort direction (Example - sort_by=start_time_asc, or sort_by=video_id_desc)

integer

Limit the number of records returned

integer

Offset the number of records returned by the specified value. For example, if you have 100 records and you set offset=10, then the first 10 records will be skipped and the next 90 will be returned.

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