Built-in Reports in Viewtracker Data Center

The Viewtracker app for Data Center/Server offers powerful built-in reports. Read more about each here:

Report Type	What the report can do	How to access the report
Content Report	See the total number of views a page or blog post attracted in the page's header. Analyze the average time users (logged-in Confluence users, anonymous visitors, and readers of the Jira Service Management knowledge base) spent viewing or interacting with this page. See Tracking Settings. Select different date ranges and observe how the metrics and graph update accordingly. Group the metrics in the graph by day (default), week, month, or year. Display these metrics via Line (default), Bar or Area charts. Use the breadcrumb in the header to switch between Content, Space and Global Report (depending on access permission). In the "Viewers" tab, you can view who has viewed the page, the number of times they have viewed it, and the amount of time spent on it, depending on your privacy and time tracking settings. In the tab “Attachments,” see the number of attachments and attachment views. Export the page views, viewers list, content edits or attachments views.	Viewtracker icon in page's breadcrumb page menu (…) → Content Report
Space Report		Space tools → Analytics Cockpit
Global Report	See all tracked data of your Confluence instance at one glance: Page and attachment views, Content & Usage, searches, creations, comments, etc. Filter the data by spaces, source (devices, Confluence app, Jira Service Management, etc.), content type (page, blog post), login state and space type (standard or private). Select different date ranges and see the metrics and graph adapt. Group the metrics in the graph by days (default), weeks, months, or years and display them as a Line (default), Area, or Bar chart. Select which metrics to display in the graph. Filter the data with the additional CQL filter. Determine your instance's most viewed content and spaces (Top Content, Top Spaces). Determine the most active users (with the most views) in your instance (depending on your privacy settings). Identify the average time users (logged-in Confluence users, anonymous visitors, and readers of the Jira Service Management knowledge base) spent viewing or interacting with pages & blog posts across your instance. See Tracking settings for more details. Grant a specific group access to the Global Report. Export your data as a CSV file	⚙ → Analytics Cockpit (visible to Confluence Administrators only) Confluence header → Analytics Cockpit (visible to users who have been granted access)
Content & Usage Report	List all users in your Confluence instance and their actions in a specified date range.List all content in your Confluence instance and how much it is used in a specified date range. Carry out quick actions, like deleting a page, directly in the report.List all spaces in your Confluence instance and how active they are in a specified date range. Access different space tools, archive, or delete spaces directly from the report.	⚙→ Analytics Cockpit (visible to Confluence Administrators only) → Content & Usage Confluence header → Analytics Cockpit (visible to users who have been granted access) → Content & Usage
Attachment Report	Viewtracker measures attachment views and displays this information in various places throughout your Confluence instance. You can promote relevant content & remove unused attachments.	⚙→ Analytics Cockpit → Attachments (visible to Confluence Administrators only) Confluence header → Analytics Cockpit (visible to users who have been granted access) → Attachments
Search Report	Search intent, uncovered for admins: Discover what your users are searching for in Confluence.	⚙ → Analytics Cockpit → Search (visible to Confluence Administrators only) Confluence header → Analytics Cockpit (visible to users who have been granted access) → Search
Confluence URL Reports	Track components of your Confluence (including those generated by other apps)	⚙ → Analytics Cockpit → URLs
Instance Report	Discover how your Confluence instance is developing (includes user count, attachment storage, etc.)	⚙ → Analytics Cockpit → Instance Confluence header → Analytics Cockpit (visible to users who have been granted access) → Instance
Space Status Report	Discover how your Confluence Space is developing.	⚙ → Analytics Cockpit → Space Status Report

In all reports, you can:

choose between different time ranges to see how Confluence content performed over time.
export the data into a CSV file, see Export Viewtracker Data.

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