How does Confluence Cloud have no analytical data? Are you kidding me?

[Stephen Benny]

We are currently using Confluence Cloud as a social e-learning tool for our 350 employees. It would be nice to see content that is being viewed and vice versa. The only analytical data we have on users is the last time they signed in. With no analytical data on our content or users, there is no way for administrators to get a better picture on how our content is being used. Atlassian is a billion dollar company that must be driven on user data, how is it possible that an analytic package has not been rolled out inside of the Confluence Cloud

Are you kidding me?...

[Robert Massaioli _Atlassian_ · Accepted solution]

The Atlassian Marketplace provides analytics solutions. Have you tried Analytics for Confluence Cloud for example? If that does not work there might be one that meets your needs: https://marketplace.atlassian.com/search?query=analytics

This is a problem that the Atlassian ecosystem seems to have some good solutions for.

[Stephen Benny]

Hey Robert, Thank you for the suggestion! I have checked this one out but unfortunately this pulls information on a per page basis. We currently have over 500 pages of information on our page tree and this method would be highly inefficient to check analytics page by page. I just wish Atlassian would jump on this one. 

[Tim]

@Stephen Benny: We've recently released analytics at a space level so you can get an overview across all pages in a space. Does that sound like it would help?

We're in the process of updating the add-on page with the new screenshots.

[Stephen Benny]

@Tim Clipsham [Good Software Co.] , thanks for the update! I am excited to see the new screenshots. Do you have a time frame for when you will be displaying these?

[Tim]

Stephen: No worries, the new screenshots are live. The add-on has a 30 day trial period so feel free to give it a try.

https://marketplace.atlassian.com/plugins/com.addonengine.analytics/cloud/overview

[Huiyi Lin]

Hi Stephen, 

I am not sure if you have already found a good solution by now. Last year I had similar problems like you do, we were using confluence cloud for our documentation, there's so little information that I can use  to find out that if our setup guides and knowledge base articles were helpful enough for our customers.

I was lucky because our software engineers are super competent. :) After I complained about it in the team, they have actually managed to create a plugin that connects google analytics with Confluence Cloud. Don't asked me how they did it, there's no chance I can explain it. It's too technical for me. :) 

But now I can see the page views, bounce rate, the average time on page, new visitor vs returning visitors...most of the things googles analytics can do. 

Couple of weeks ago, we decided to release this plugin on Atlassian Markeplace, it's currently for free. It's super easy to setup, because its target audience is for non-technicals like me. 

Give it a try, maybe it helps. 

Marketplace name: GoogleAnalytics for Confluence Cloud

[Huiyi Lin]

Link to marketplace: https://marketplace.atlassian.com/1216514 

Link to documentation: Setup Google Analytics for Atlassian Confluence Cloud

[Milo Test]

There is Global Activity that is built in, but you have to raise a support ticket with Atlassian to have them turn it on.

You can couple that with the Content by User macro.

[Stephen Benny]

Hey Milo! I had that global activity feature turned on, but recently they did away with it. I wonder if they have something in store for the future? I can only hope so!