Product

Read your deck the way your recipient read it.

Open events, slide views, and completion sit in an append-only log per share and per deck. A per-slide engagement chart points at the slides your audience skipped and the slides that held them.

In the product

The screen that improves the next deck.

Per-slide engagement

See which slide held them and which lost them.

Opens, average time, and completion across the top; a bar per slide below. The shortest bar is the slide your audience skipped; the tallest is the one they leaned in for. Plus who read what, per recipient. The single most useful screen in the product.

How sharing works
analytics · fund-iii-decklive

24

Opens

4m 12s

Avg time

78%

Completion

Attention by slide

slide 1slide 7 · held 64s12

emma@northfund.comfinished · lingered on slide 7

deal-team@apex.vcslide 9 of 12

What we track

Three events. Three answers.

Share opened. The recipient landed on the viewer. Timestamp, geography (city level), device.

Slide viewed. The recipient navigated to a slide. Timestamp, slide index, time spent on the previous slide.

Share completed. The recipient reached the last slide. Timestamp and total session duration.

Events live in an append-only log scoped to your workspace. No raw IPs leave the request lifecycle. Geography stays at city level.

The views and privacy

Three reports, one screen — and the recipient knows.

Deck overview. Total shares, total views, average completion, average time. A table of every share for the deck with view count, last viewed, completion.

Per-share detail. A session timeline for one recipient — geography, device, slides viewed, max slide, duration, completion.

Per-slide engagement. A bar chart across every slide. The shortest bar is the slide they skipped; the tallest is the slide they leaned in for.

Recipient privacy stays intact: no raw IPs, no cross-share fingerprinting, no third-party trackers. The viewer carries a small notice — "This presentation may collect viewing analytics." The recipient knows. The brand team knows. The arrangement holds.