What do you need to know about SharePoint web analytics?

What do you need to know about SharePoint web analytics?

SharePoint web usage analytics will meet the needs of most businesses. It provides OOTB reporting on site traffic, search usage and even system inventory (number of sites, space used, etc). You are able to view reports at different levels within your environment. These levels include per web application,…

How to view SharePoint Online site activity report?

SharePoint Online: Site activity Report Go to Site content >> Site Pages library. Click on (+) to add a Web part. Add Site activity Web part All the View, Add and Edit activities done by the logged-in user, will be listed here. As shown in the screenshot, you can view more results by clicking in See all.

Are there any usage reports in SharePoint 2013?

Usage Reports (Web Analytics) in SharePoint 2013 With SharePoint 2013 there are no services to enable. Web Analytics within SP2013 is a feature of search and are now known as Usage Reports. So if you have search enabled (and I hope you do) then the usage reports will also be available to you… at least as far as SharePoint provides OOTB.

Where to find site collection reports in SharePoint?

To access the reports you simply click on the gear (sprocket) and select Site Settings. Like SharePoint 2010, the site collection reports are not available to you unless you are at the site collection root level.

How to track analytics in SharePoint on-premises?

With SPDocKit, there is no need to stop at the subsite level with the number of views and visitors shown by the Analytics reports. You can use our new Audit reports to get information about who is visiting SharePoint sites and opening files. Some of the events you can track here are:

How to enable web analytics in SharePoint farm?

Enabling Web Analytics in SharePoint (SP 2010) Access Central Admin of your farm and select Manage Service Applications under Application Management. Fill in the fields as necessary (create a proper name, select or create a new application pool, etc)

What are three flavours of web analytics reports?

Web Analytics provided three flavours of reports: Traffic based reports – Reports on Page views in your site, referrals to your site, top users of your site and things like top daily user, frequent browsers and such.