The analytics page provides insights into how your documentation is performing, helping you identify improvement opportunities and track changes over time.

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Accessing analytics

Navigate to the Analytics tab in your dashboard. Use the range selector to adjust the time period for displayed data.

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Analytics tabs

The analytics dashboard has three main sections:

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Overview

View traffic and other high-level insights about your docs.
  • Visitors: Unique visitors.
  • Views: Total page views.
  • Actions: Combined count of API calls, navbar link clicks, and CTA button clicks.
  • Popular Pages: Most-visited pages with view counts.
  • Referrers: Top traffic sources directing users to your docs.

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Feedback

Monitor user satisfaction through voting data:
  • Liked by viewers: Pages with the most positive feedback (thumbs up votes).
  • Needs improvement: Pages with the most negative feedback (thumbs down votes).
To view feedback data, you must first enable feedback from the Add-ons page in your dashboard. Understand how users search within your documentation.
  • Total queries: Search volume.
  • Top searches: Most-searched terms.
  • Low-confidence searches: Queries that may not have found relevant results.

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Improving your docs with analytics

Use your analytics to enhance the user experience of your docs: Review popular content: Ensure your most-visited pages contain current, accurate information and consider expanding successful topics. Address feedback concerns: Investigate pages with negative feedback to identify and resolve user pain points. Optimize for search: Review top search queries so that relevant pages are discoverable and up-to-date. Pay attention to low-confidence searches that might indicate content gaps.