Is there a way to track which users have viewed a video within Stream?

• Marc Mroz 
  List of unique viewers who watched a video with the date/time they last watched and the percent of video they watched.
  Use case: See if team members who missed a team meeting watched the recording later.
• Ability to schedule a report (email notification) from Stream, with the report being the above viewer data, to execute at a specific date and time or a relative time following a meeting (e.g. 8 hours, 2 days, 1 week, 2 months). 
  Use case: Convenient to create the scheduled report when scheduling the meeting.
• Ability to schedule a report from a meeting. Recordings I do for the meeting (and there may be multiple) would each inherit that schedule.
  Use case: Convenient to create the scheduled report once for a recurring meeting and have it repeat for each meeting's recording.

The info you had in Office Mix would be very helpful!

WE also have some videos which are required viewing, and the ability to see who has accessed those in the last x number of days / weeks would be handy.  Regarding  the comment about 50% have seen 75% of the video...Zoom and GoToWebinar both have the capability to track whether the video window is "active"  That may be outside the scope of what stream is attempting to be, but if there is professional-qualified training storage and availability on the road map this is something you may want to consider.

I evaluated a product (built in Azure) that gave me live analytics like current viewers with drop off.  I could also see region info, browser, OS and device.

Selfishly speaking, I'd like to see analytics similar to what I can get from Vimeo. For a specific date range on an individual channel, or individual video:

# of unique views

# of complete views

View % (50% of people watched 75% of the video)

To a lesser degree, user names. Maybe see all videos watched by specific user? I could see that be useful in training scenarios as a check on if required videos have been watched.

Thanks!