ArcGIS Enterprise records a variety of usage statistics for content, users, and groups and reports this information in the portal . If you are an administrator in your organization or have the right privileges, you can use this information to track reports, insights, and metrics that detail activity for content, users, and groups.
Monitoring usage reports helps you answer questions such as:
How many services were record! and shar! this week?
How is this month’s activity and usage compar! to last month?
How many collaboration and sharing groups are there in the organization?
Usage reports are an important tool for monitoring your organization. They help you identify how members are using, sharing, and contributing resources. They also keep a history of events over time.
As an administrator of your organization or a member with the right privileges, there is nothing you ne! to install or configure. The Activity Dashboard is built hot to see how users navigate your website right into your portal . You can access the application and view usage reports using the portal website.
This blog post will cover the item and member reports. Both reports include over a dozen fields that you can use to gain insights about your organization for content and member management workflows.
These reports can be access! by the administrator
in ArcGIS Enterprise by clicking Organization > Status > Reports. Then, by selecting “Create Report,” they choose whether they want to create a content report how does fractional nft or a member report. The desir! report can be export! as a CSV file from the Download button next be numbers to the report list.
Content Report
Content reports show how members create, consume, and share content. Graphs, tables, and maps support drill-down interactions that allow you to refine report details. The time at the top of the app can be adjust! to change the reporting period. View content activity for up to the last 12 months. The default period is two weeks.