Daily TV Activity Report Explained

• Daily utilization
• Inactive TVs
• TVs started
• Playlist exits
• App active events
• Hourly TV activity
• Store opening compliance

The current TV Management experience links directly into a View Activity Report path. Teams should treat that report as the operational summary that backs up what they see in the TV list and details modals.

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The daily report is most useful when reviewed as an operations tool, not just a dashboard summary. Look for TVs that never started, TVs that frequently exit playlists, and locations where opening-hour compliance slips repeatedly.

For larger fleets, this report should complement advanced TV management rather than replace it. The report tells you where to investigate; TV Management and recent events tell you what likely happened on the device.

• Investigate TVs that require attention before the next opening shift.
• Add GlooTV checks into store opening SOP where compliance is weak.
• Relaunch or reassign playlists where repeated exits are visible.
• Use larger-deployment analytics to track operational trends across sites.

A healthy day usually shows that TVs came online near opening, playlists stayed active for the expected period, and only a small number of devices required manual follow-up. The report becomes especially useful when you compare recurring exceptions across several days instead of looking at one day in isolation.

• Most TVs start within the expected opening window.
• Playlist exits are limited and easy to explain.
• Offline TVs are the exception, not the normal state.
• Locations with repeated issues are visible quickly enough to trigger follow-up.