The Streaming Dashboard in Velveteen
Updated August 27, 2026
The Streaming dashboard has six tabs: Overview, Trend, Tracks, Artists, Labels, and Releases. One date range controls every tab, with 7D, 30D, 90D, and YTD presets. The end date is the latest reported day rather than today, so the dashboard can show a complete window while new reports catch up.
Each tab answers a different question about the same date range. The dashboard also shows a DSP portals banner for more recent detail. Administrators have two additional controls: a User or All scope switch and Upload CSV.
The six tabs
Overview
Total streams, your top platform, your top track, and the platform breakdown for the range.
Trend
A daily line of streams across the range, with a per-platform split.
Tracks
Every track ranked by streams, with its own platform breakdown and daily trend.
Artists
Streams grouped by artist name, with track counts and trends.
Labels
Streams grouped by label, with track counts and trends.
Releases
Streams grouped by release, joining each track to the release it belongs to.
Setting the date range
- 1
Pick a preset
7D, 30D, 90D, and YTD count back from the latest available data, not from today, so each preset is a full window. - 2
Or set custom dates
Choose your own from and to dates. The latest selectable date is the most recent day with reported data. - 3
The range applies everywhere
Changing the dates updates Overview and every other tab at once.
Tip
What do administrators see?
Administrators can switch the scope between User and All. User keeps the view scoped to the selected account, while All exposes the aggregate scope available to administrators.
The Upload CSV control opens the streaming import workflow. It is an administrative data operation, not a second way for artists to change the dashboard filters.
Heads up
Frequently asked questions
Why can I not pick today's date?+
The latest selectable day is the most recent one with reported data. Because reporting lags a few days, today is usually not available yet.
What is the Releases tab joining?+
It groups track streams by the release each track belongs to. Streams from tracks not attached to a release are grouped as Unlinked.
Do the tabs share one date range?+
Yes. The date control at the top sets the window for every tab.
What does the top platform mean?+
On Overview, it is the platform with the most streams in your selected range.
Related articles
Overview
The Streaming dashboard: stream counts by track, artist, label, and release, where the data comes from, the few-day reporting lag, and how streams differ from royalties.
Trends and changes
How Streaming date ranges, Total and By DSP trend views, change percentages, top DSP, top track, and active tracks work.
Where the data comes from
Daily DSP reports delivered through distribution, broken down by Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube, Amazon, and Deezer, scoped to your catalog and lagging a few days.