“Is anyone actually using this?” You’ll never have to wonder again. Publishing stats now unmasks how often your team is engaging with your internal docs, down to the page.
With this update, enterprise teams can see how often internal docs are being accessed and how popular individual pages are with their teammates. Here are three ways you can use this update across your team:
Measure engagement. You can take your team’s word that they read your proposal. And now, you can confirm that they’ve seen and engaged with your internal doc.
Drill down to page-level stats. Instead of seeing topline doc analytics, you can see page by page engagement stats. Perfect for teams who store writeups and trackers inside their larger team hub.
See the big picture. Get a birds-eye view of how your organization is using Coda. Admins can use this to make better decisions around tooling and spend.
Wow! Great feature!
Is there any plan to roll that functionality to other plans, like Teams?
Besides Enterprise, I believe there are other use cases where analytics features would be valuable.
Take my case as an example. I use Coda at a non-profit organization, and to support engagement strategies would be super valuable to understand how the team members access the docs.
This is great but without being able to page views on Teams it makes it really difficult to validate how much time I spend on building out Coda Docs. Google Docs made this so easy and was so valuable. I’m about to embark on building out a big resource library and currently have no way of tracking the engagement - basic analytics like this feels like it should be available to all plans.
I really like the direction of Coda