What the headline is standing on

Likely unreported

391 of 824 detections. The number the customer buys, over every detection in scope.

Counted on

claim_status = 'unreported' AND ownership_ok IS TRUE

Withheld — never reconciled

118 of 824 detections no claim report has ever named. Excluded from the headline, and the population this whole surface exists to shrink.

Withheld — ownership undetermined

46 of 824 detections that read as unreported and whose ownership could not be resolved — no territory, or no publish date to test the window against. Unknown is not false, so they are not counted and not discarded.

Why they are withheld

never-reconciled rows and rows of undetermined ownership are excluded; counting either would overstate the figure the customer buys

The headline is the smaller number on purpose. Both withheld populations would raise it, and counting either would overstate what the customer can actually claim — which is why they are reported here beside it rather than folded into it.

Where reconciliation has reached

Reconciled

706 of 824 detections carry a claim status written by an import. 85%, as the server computed it.

The remainder

118 of 824 detections no import has adjudicated. §13.13 calls this the actual answer to what are we not being paid for — and it is only trustworthy with the two figures above it on the same screen.

Last reconciled

25 days ago · youtube_cms_claims_2026-08-22.csv

Imports

The three counts do not share a denominator. Claim rows read and rows carrying a video id count rows in the file; detections adjudicated and left unreconciled count detections in the catalog. The endpoint stores the third of those in a column called rows_matched, which is named for the wrong population — so nothing here is divided by anything else here.

Import a claim report

What the endpoint requires

A CSV with a video-id column — one of video_id, videoid, video, url_video_id or asset_video_id. Without one the whole import is refused. An isrc column narrows a match and a status column sets the claim state; both are optional. Rows the report does not name stay not reconciled — an import is evidence about what it names, never about what it omits.

What §13.13 specifies

“We match on ISRC first, then on ISRC-less title + artist. Rows without either cannot be reconciled.” These two do not agree. There is no title-and-artist path in import_claims, and a row with an ISRC but no video id is skipped rather than matched. Rendered rather than reconciled here: the endpoint’s rule is what a file has to satisfy, and which of the two should change is not this page’s call.