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The broadcast receipt

Here's who you reached — every number a real delivery, held sends counted in the open, and a sum that proves itself.

Every show ends on the same screen: Here's who you reached. The receipt is the proof-of-value page — and every number on it is a real delivery, counted one row at a time. It's linked from the dashboard on every ended show.

The broadcast receipt: per-channel reached counts with held lines and a reconciling sum, the front stage's final states, and the live's numbers
  1. Reached, per channel — and under each, who walked into the room within ten minutes of being told.
  2. The held lines, each named by the fan's own reason — asked for big ones only, rolled into the daily digest, muted this channel. Counted in the open, never re-sent, never counted as reach.
  3. The sum that proves itself: reached + held + failed = the number you saw before you tapped.
  4. The front stage: each destination's final state, with its cut time if you went backstage.
The receipt. The footer means it: EXACT · NOTHING INFLATED.

Reading the reach block

The preview, the send, and this receipt are one query. So the arithmetic closes: what you saw before GO LIVE equals reached plus held plus failed, and the receipt does the sum on screen. Held sends are named by reason — held for quiet hours, a fan's weekly cap, reached on push instead — because a fan's own dials always win, and hiding that would make the number a lie. Per channel, the receipt also counts who walked in: told, then in the room inside ten minutes.

The live's numbers

What the receipt offers next

Keep reading — after the show

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