Broadcast sessions
What is kept about each broadcast once it is over.
Each live broadcast becomes a record: who was on, when it began and ended, what played, and the technical events along the way.
What a session keeps
| Part | What it holds |
|---|---|
| Broadcast | The broadcaster, the start, the end and the duration. |
| Audience | The listener timeline, peak listeners, average listeners and average listening time. |
| Track history | What played, in order. |
| Technical events | Reconnects and the health of the stream while it ran. |
| Summary | A MAW Assistant summary of how the broadcast went. |
Sessions in Control lists every broadcast, and any one of them can be compared with an earlier one to see how your audience changes between shows.
Retention
Session history is unlimited on every plan, and an upgrade never adds an expiry date to what you already have.
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