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Users activity in a space

Silvana Pulicar

I need to know which users accessed a given confluence space and which users downloaded a given file.

Is it possibile?

Thank you

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Jobin Kuruvilla [Adaptavist]

Use the Activity Stream Gadget to see the latest activity!

http://confluence.atlassian.com/display/DOC/Activity+Stream+Gadget

I am not sure if file downloading is captured but have a look!

David at David Simpson Apps

The obvious solution (to me) would be to use a web analytics package such as Google Analytics to track these details.

Unfortunately, free options that allow user tracking are few and far between. For example if you read section 7 of the Google Analytics terms of service, you'll see that this is not permitted.

Commercial products such as Omniture, Webtrends and CoreMetrics permit user tracking by name, so that is an option.

Aside: AppFusions has Confluence integrations for both Google Analytics and Webtrends, but none currently for the other solutions.

Rumceisz

Hi,

I only need a tool which display the number of visitors of a page since page creation or a given date. So I don't need the usernames just the numbers?

Can you suggest such a plugin or user macro?

Thanks in advance!
Rumi

Thomas Schlegel

Hmm, this was not the original question, but for a simple tracking counter you can use the Customware Tracking Plugin: https://plugins.atlassian.com/269

Thomas Schlegel

Hi Rumi,

it's a commercial plugin but at no charge.

Rumceisz

Hi Thomas,

is it a free plugin?

Matthew J. Horn

Based on your clarification of what you want (page views not user names), I would use Google Analytics. There's already plenty of info on integrating it with Confluence, including:

http://forums.atlassian.com/thread.jspa?threadID=30317

hth

matt

David at David Simpson Apps

You could try the Confluence User Engagement plugin which AppFusions recently released on Atlassian Marketplace.

It tracks:

Create, read, update and delete (CRUD) events are captured for all content types
Supported content types: Spaces, pages, blogposts, attachments, comments
For each event additional data is linking the content to the space in which it belongs and the user performing the event

Additionally, user logins and search terms are tracked.

More details here:
https://www.appfusions.com/display/CONFENGAGE/Documentation

Here's an example screenshot:

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