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# Track views on scheduled posts
> Percify reads views, likes, comments and shares for posts it publishes, records views at 24 hours, 3 days and 7 days, and ranks what gets you views.
For every post Percify publishes to your connected accounts, it reads back the numbers the platform reports: views, likes, comments, shares, saves, reach and impressions. It records each post's views at 24 hours, 3 days (72 hours) and 7 days, so posts of different ages compare fairly. The **Analytics** tab in Composer then ranks which kinds of play, plays, angles, times of day and weekdays get you views.
## What is measured?
| Measure | Details |
| -------------------------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Views, likes, comments, shares, saves | Lifetime totals as the platform reports them, per post and per account |
| Reach, impressions, engagement rate | Where the platform reports them |
| Views at 24 hours, 72 hours and 7 days | Each is recorded only from a reading taken within a day after that age, never estimated |
| Post link | The published post's URL, when the platform returns one |
| What the post was | The play and its kind, the angle its words were written from, or a plain upload |
| When it went out | Hour and weekday, in the post's own time zone |
A platform that does not report a measure shows none; Percify does not fill gaps with estimates.
## Which posts are tracked?
* Posts published through Percify: **New post** on the **Social** tab, **Autoschedule** in Composer, and **Autopilot**. See [scheduling](/brand-os/scheduling).
* Posts published in the last 60 days get fresh numbers.
Posts you publish yourself outside Percify, and files you download and upload elsewhere, are not tracked here. To compare posts on your own handles with the market, use the **You** tab on the brand's **Competitors** page.
## When are the numbers updated?
* Every 3 hours for all brands.
* When you open the **Analytics** tab in Composer, that brand is refreshed in the background, at most once every 30 minutes.
## Where to see the results
Open your brand, go to **Composer** and pick the **Analytics** tab.
* **Pieces over time**: planned, made, scheduled and posted per day, with the views that came in each day, over 7, 30 or 90 days.
* **Accounts**: followers, views and likes for each connected account.
* **What performs**: median views at 72 hours from your own posts, ranked by **Kinds of play**, **Plays**, **Angles**, **Round pieces**, **Time of day** and **Weekday**. Once a group has two posts it also shows its lift: its median as a multiple of your usual.
* **Recently scheduled** and **Calendar** (month or week): every post with its views, likes and comments once it has them.
Time of day groups are Night (0 to 4), Morning (5 to 10), Midday (11 to 14), Afternoon (15 to 18) and Evening (19 to 23).
## How Percify uses the results
* The Composer wall deals the kinds of play that earn your brand views more often. A single lucky post nudges a kind; a pattern across several posts moves it.
* New words for a play start from the angles that earned views.
* Autopilot picks what to post from the same numbers, and keeps testing some slots with other kinds.
## Daily email
When posts went out, Percify emails you the next morning (07:00 UTC) with every post published the day before, grouped by brand, account and platform, with a link to each one. It is sent with Percify's marketing emails, so it carries an unsubscribe link and is not sent if you have unsubscribed.
## FAQ
It ranks your own posts once they have views. Numbers arrive after the post is published and the next update runs, so a brand with no published posts, or posts only hours old, has nothing to rank.
Views at 72 hours are only recorded from a reading taken between 72 and 96 hours after publishing. A post first read after that keeps its lifetime views, and the rankings use those instead.
Yes. Add your own handles on the **You** tab of the brand's **Competitors** page. See [competitor intelligence](/brand-os/competitor-intelligence).
## Related
Posts must go out through Percify to be tracked.
The plays the rankings steer.
Compare with the market.
Dated plans from your Brand DNA.