Additional Data for Analytics:

1. List the total number of Pages and Blogs: This can help with sizing estimates but more importantly, when migrating a space from one instance to another the value can be used to QC the import to ensure the page and blog count match that of the source instance.

1. List the total number of attachments and attachment total size:   This can help to gauge space size and where to start with the potential cleanup.

Hi, in my team we would need to know how many users have viewed a page to see what subjects they are more interested in and to focus our effort on improving the docucmentation of those subjects.

Then it would be amazing to have à liste of the most viewed pages !

Hi Team,

We need an option to pull the consolidated view of all the subpages analytics in a single report.

Our team would like to use these features to optimise the content in our space based on how users use it, to know whether we have put things where the user thinks they should be, to know whether the information architecture we've set up is correct, etc.:

• Bounce rate at page level
• Traffic sources
• Number of visitors
• Events - downloads
• Conversion rate
• Goals
• Interactions per visit
• Search data

Our IT-Security needs view statistics, e. g. to see which passwords are open/exposed, to see who saw them and then decide if password change is necessary.

My team is in need of functionality that would enable us to determine the number of times a document was accessed or downloaded in the last year (or a defined time period). By tracking content access statistics, we can accurately identify content that can be archived.

Our documentation team would like a means to determine the effectiveness of the content they produce, without resorting to the performance-killing Confluence stats plugin. Page hits would be the top priority, although attachment download numbers would also be very nice to have.

I would like to be able to see who has downloaded an attachment from a page.

Hi all, we want to help solve content delivery and completion tracking in Confluence, so we built an add-on called Knowledge Pathways for Confluence (https://marketplace.atlassian.com/plugins/com.servicerocket.confluence.pathways/server/overview).

There's a common need to see what pages are viewed (popularity) but we also value the needs of ensuring the right page is viewed by the right people (and be able to track them). I'd recommend to give it a try.

I'm trying to capture information about the number of people visiting as well as exiting pages in our confluence space.