View Google Analytics reports directly inside Confluence
View Google Analytics reports directly inside Confluence
View Google Analytics reports directly inside Confluence
View Google Analytics reports inside Confluence
Space specific analytics reports in Confluence
Page specific analytics reports in Confluence
Our latest update brings Google Analytics reports directly inside Confluence. It saves you time and brings reporting into context with your Confluence content.
Get invaluable insight into your content performance, from high-level usage to identifying popular content, search terms, or areas for improvement.
Get rich insight into where your users are engaging with content and each other, and more importantly, where they’re not.
More details
- Track all content, including search pages
- Custom reports designed specifically for Confluence content
- Space Drilldown
- Content Drilldown
- User Drilldown
- The problem this add-on solves is documented here, here, here, here, here, here and here
- Prevents personally identifiable information (PII) such as usernames from the being sent to Google Analytics in accordance with Section 7 of Google Analytics terms of service
- Built by the developer of the original Google Analytics integration for Confluence
- The original add-on was released for Confluence Server back in 2009
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Hi Marco
Thanks for the review. Just like Atlassian, I do indeed gather usage statistics for my app. This allows me to understand the number of people who use my free app.
You can see what is tracked in my "Atlassian Cloud data security and privacy statement" here:
Best wishes, David.
EDIT: In response to your edit, you are correct in noticing that the space_key, user_id, page_id are send to *your* GA property as custom dimensions -- that is so that *you* can track these if you feel that you have that need.
These are used in the custom reports that I have created -- see details here:
https://dsapps.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/analytics/pages/21364756/Custom+Reports
These custom dimensions are not sent to or used by me.
For my monitoring, I only track the hostname and the name of app (in this case Google Analytics in Confluence). I do not track the account name of the user. I do not have access to the custom dimensions sent to your Google Analytics account.
In addition to this, I also remove any request parameters such as space_key and page_id which Atlassian's framework appends to my URLs. Happy to talk further if you need more clarification.
Hi Ben
Good news, the security self assessment has been completed, and passed ✅
Please feel free to take another look at this app.
Best wishes, David.
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Versions
Confluence Cloud • Released 2020-10-07
Summary
2020.006 Release
Details
View Google Analytics reports directly inside Confluence. Saving you time, bringing reports into context with your Confluence content.
Get invaluable insight into your content performance, from high-level usage to identifying popular content, search terms, or areas for improvement.
Get rich insight into where your users are engaging with content and each other, and more importantly, where they’re not.
Embedded reports:
- Analytics overview
- Space analytics
- Page analytics
2020.006 / 1.2.13-AC update:
- Time series charts with improved error checking
- New tooltips for "Space not found" messaging
- Additional data collection - new custom dimensions for Parent ID Name and Ancestor IDs
- Send a path-based descriptor rather than "(not set)" to Space Name custom dimension when not in a space
Installation
- Log into your Confluence instance as an admin.
- Click the admin dropdown and choose Add-ons. The Find new apps or Find new add-ons screen loads.
- Locate Google Analytics in Confluence.
- Click Free trial to download and install your app.
- You're all set! Click Close in the Installed and ready to go dialog.
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