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See who has watched your claap videos

Understand who's watched your video.

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Written by Thomas Hernandez
Updated over a year ago

Claap allows you to see which teammates viewed or didn’t view a given claap. A user has viewed a claap when they saw at least 10 seconds.

There are three ways to see this viewer status.

On the claap screen

Members avatars

When you open a specific claap, you see in the top bar the users that have viewed the claap and those that didn’t. A pink circle around the avatar indicates that the user has viewed the claap. If you hover over the avatar, you also see when they viewed it.

Members are ordered according to the following:

  1. The claap recorder.

  2. Members who have access and viewed the claap, ranked by recency.

  3. Members who have access and did not view the claap, ranked by alphabetical order.

  4. Members that were invited but did not accept the invite yet, ranked by alphabetical order.

Claap sends notifications when anonymous visitors view a claap, but there is no analytics on claap views in the product yet.

Viewability popin

To see the viewability status of all members, click on any avatar. An overlay is displayed, listing all members and their status.

Viewability is recorded at the claap level, not at topic level. If you move a claap from one topic to another, the viewability status and timestamp remain the same.

On the workspace topic page

Another option to see the viewer status of each member of a given claap is from the topic page. Next to each claap, on the right side, you find a viewability counter (double-checks icon). The counter sums up the users who have access to the claap and saw it, except the claap recorder.

When you click on this icon, the viewability popin is displayed, following the same rules as explained in the previous section.

The claap recorder appears in the viewability popin as the author, but won't appear in the viewer counter (showing 0 viewers if no one else viewed the claap).

On Video Insights

Video Insights offer valuable data regarding your audience's engagement with your video, including metrics like view count and the percentage of the video watched.

For more information on this, go to the dedicated article.


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