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Page analytics Business ​

Page analytics show how a page is used: how many times it's viewed, by whom, and who has contributed to it. Collections get analytics across all their pages. Analytics work for project pages, wiki pages, and teamspace pages.

Open a page's analytics ​

Open the page's ••• menu and choose Analytics. The analytics open in the side panel. Pick a time range at the top: Last 7 days, Last 30 days, Last 90 days, or All.

Summary ​

Four numbers at the top of the panel:

  • Total views, every view in the range
  • Unique views, the number of different people who viewed the page
  • Nested pages, the number of pages nested under this page
  • Attachments, the number of files uploaded to the page

Below them, the Views chart plots total and unique views for each day in the range. Hover over a day to see its numbers.

Overview tab ​

Contributors lists the people who edited the page and when they last did. The page's owner always appears, marked Owner.

Viewers tab ​

Viewers lists the people who opened the page and when they last viewed it. Use the search box to find someone.

Collection analytics ​

Open a wiki collection and click Analytics in its header. The panel covers every page in the collection:

  • Total pages in the collection
  • Total views across all of its pages
  • Total contributors, the people who own pages in the collection
  • A Views chart over the selected range, showing total and unique views per day. Someone who reads five pages in the collection counts as one unique viewer.
  • Contributors, listing each page owner and how many pages they own
  • All pages, a searchable table of the collection's pages and their views. Choose 10, 25, 50, or 100 rows per page.

How views are counted ​

  • Opening a page counts as a view. Views by the same person within an hour of each other count once, so refreshing doesn't inflate the numbers.
  • Edits by the same person within 30 minutes of each other count as one contribution.
  • The page owner's own views aren't counted in any of the view numbers.
  • Once a page is deleted, its analytics are gone.

Who can see analytics ​

Anyone who can open a page can see its analytics. Private pages stay private: only the people who can open them see their analytics.