Coverage grid symbols

What each check mark, circle and dash in the Coverage grid means.

In Coverage, each row is a video and each column is a platform or marketplace. The symbol in a cell tells you the state of that video on that destination.

The symbols

What counts as a gap

A cell only counts as an open gap when the destination is one you've actually scanned and haven't blocked. A marketplace you've never scanned, or one you've told EverySqueeze you can't post to, still shows something in the grid but isn't counted toward your gap totals.

Reviewing a ? cell

A ? cell is not confirmed coverage — it's a lead. Click it to open the comparison and confirm or reject it.

Under the grid

One line repeats what the symbols mean. The … button at the end of it holds the account tools: Check for deleted posts, Instagram insights and Full posting history refresh. Posts without a TikTok match shows only when a platform has posts that are not matched to a TikTok yet.

This video, everywhere

Click a video's thumbnail (or the open-in-new icon by its title) for every place it lives. Each platform's line uses the grid's own numbers: its views, an Open link to the post, and the same count of destinations live as the row under the title (for example 2 of 4 destinations live). See Confirm or reject a match for what happens next.

Open it in EverySqueeze

Signed in, this article opens in the app’s Help center, with a button straight to Coverage.

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