Is there a way to check who watched a video? or clicked on a Link?

[yavuz koyuncu]

Hi, we want to upload a video, and want the whole team to watch it. We would like to check, who already watched the video, and who is still missing.

[Bill Bailey]

There is a paid plug-in that will let you do view tracking system wide:

https://marketplace.atlassian.com/apps/28637/viewtracker-analytics-for-confluence?hosting=cloud&tab=overview 

The other route that is a bit more complicated: google analytics

https://marketplace.atlassian.com/apps/1216936/google-analytics-in-confluence?hosting=cloud&tab=overview 

[Sloan]

Hi @yavuz koyuncu 

As @Bill Bailey  said (thank you!), our app Viewtracker is able to track the usage of Confluence. On Server and Data Center Viewtracker even tracks attachment views separately from page views. 

If you don't need to track page views and just attachments (such as videos) we also offer this functionality standalone in Attachment Tracking for Confluence

By the way, if you are using Confluence Cloud, we are evaluating whether we will also offer this as a dedicated app for the Cloud.

Best Regards
Nick

[David at David Simpson Apps]

When you say watched a video, this becomes a question of what time of video?

It it's one embedded with a standard HTML video tag, then that would be done by adding a javascript event listener to the page.

If the video is embedded from say YouTube or Vimeo, then you cannot add event listeners because they are embedded from elsewhere.

For link clicks, that would also be done by adding a javascript event listener to the page.

So here's the rub. In Confluence Cloud, developers have no access to the DOM to add event listeners to the page, so none of this can be done.

In Confluence Server/DC, adding event listeners are possible, so you can start monitoring all kinds of interactions.