Adoption
The Adoption dashboard shows how releases spread across your device population — which versions are running on how many devices, and how quickly new releases are adopted.
Summary metrics
Three top-level cards:
| Metric | Description |
|---|---|
| Total Active Devices | Total devices currently tracked across all release versions |
| Releases tracked | Number of distinct release versions in the field |
| Downloads | Total asset downloads over the selected time range (7, 14, 30, or 90 days) |
Downloads over time
A bar chart showing daily download volume. Useful for:
- Confirming a new release is being picked up
- Spotting adoption stalls (downloads plateau early)
- Verifying rollout policy progression (downloads increase as percentage ramps up)
You can adjust the time range to 7, 14, 30, or 90 days.
Device distribution
A stacked horizontal bar showing the percentage of devices on each release version, color-coded by version. Below the bar, a table breaks it down:
| Column | Description |
|---|---|
| Version | The release version identifier |
| Channel | Which channel the release was published to |
| Branch | The branch the release lives on |
| Update ID | Truncated release UUID for reference |
| Devices | Number of devices on this version + percentage of total |
What to look for
- Long tail of old versions — Devices not updating. Check if they’re below the channel’s minimum runtime version or if the release is gated behind a rollout percentage.
- Rapid convergence — A new release quickly dominates. Expected for critical releases or 100% rollouts.
- Split distribution — Devices evenly split between two versions. Normal during a rollout policy execution (e.g., 25% on new, 75% on old).
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