🚁Helicopter view| “Confluence Analytics, space exporting and archiving" -part 3
Hello Confluence enthusiasts,
This is the final part of the Managing Confluence spaces. If you liked this 3 parts series and would like explore full content besides earning official badge with hands-on lab, enroll in the Atlassian University on-demand course.
Good to know points:
Cloud services takes backups of your site every 24 hours.
Have you heard about “Confluence Analytics”. A confluence user can measure the value of confluence use and monitor spaces using the “reports”. This analytics feature is available in both Cloud Premium and Enterprise plans.
“Site level analytics” provide insights about Confluence adoption, site usage, high performing spaces, active readers, trending searches etc.
“Space level analytics” is dedicated to the space and its performance. It provide insights about the spaces most popular searched content, active readers, contributors.
“Page level analytics” gives insights on estimated reading time, number of people viewed, total page views, name of attachments and their total views etc.
Confluence software allows to export “Site analytics” and “Page analytics” to prepare your own reporting and charts per your organization’s ask.
Analytics data is retained for 1 year (** conditions apply based on migrations)
Export, import, archive Spaces:
PDF export is useful if you’re producing a printable user manual from your space “excluding blogs, attachments and comments”.
HTML export is used to convert your site content to a static website “excluding blogs, attachments and comments”.
XML export is used to export space content to import into another Confluence space, or for a backup “excluding blogs”.
Note: Confluence allows to use custom export and select the pages to export.
⚠️When a Confluence space is exported, all the data including the restricted content will also get exported.
A space is imported from Space administration page and does not import users or groups
An archived space will not appear:
In the quick search navigation
Spaces dropdown menu
in your dashboard
Reference: Atlassian University