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Stats page — Track organization activity

Overview

The Statistics allows administrators to track the organization's activity through metrics on members and publications.

Accessible from Administration > Statistics.

Member statistics

Main metrics

  • Registered members : total number of activated accounts

  • Active members : number of users currently active

  • Regular members : users with regular activity

Trend chart

A line chart shows the evolution over time with the following indicators:

  • Number of registered users

  • Number of active users

  • Number of mobile active users

  • Number of regular users

The chart can be filtered by period (day, week, month) and by date range.

Table by community

For multi-community organizations, a comparison table displays by community:

  • Active user rate (%)

  • Active rate over the last 30 days (%)

  • Regular user rate (%)

  • Trend indicators (up/down over 30 days)

The columns are sortable to compare communities.

Publication statistics

Table by community

  • Total number of publications

  • Posting rate (% of members who post)

  • Number of days without a publication (with an alert starting at 7 days)

  • Trend indicators

Details by community

By clicking on a community, detailed statistics are displayed:

  • Publications for the current month

  • Number of posters

  • Days without a publication

  • Evolution of publications over time

  • Top 3 most viewed publications

  • Details by content type

  • Like and comment statistics

  • Interaction details

Definitions

  • Activated : the member has completed registration and activated their account

  • Monthly active : at least one login in the last 30 days

Access

  • Global administrator : access to statistics for the entire organization

  • Community administrator : access to statistics for their community only

What the assistant can do

The assistant cannot display statistics directly. It can explain how to access them and which metrics are available.

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