Use reporting to see short-term and long-term trends in various areas of your Experience
Cloud site. The preconfigured AppExchange package makes reporting a snap for community managers.
You can also give the power of reporting to your members.
Required Editions
Available in: both Salesforce Classic and
Lightning Experience
Available in: Enterprise, Performance, Unlimited, and
Developer Editions
Report on Experience Cloud Sites with AppExchange Packages The Salesforce Communities Management packages give community managers an essential starter set of dashboards and reports to keep tabs on activity and engagement directly in Experience Workspaces.
Web Analytics and Reporting in Experience Cloud Sites When you invest in creating a site, community, or portal, you want to measure your investment’s performance and gain insights on how you can improve your site’s engagement. Having site web analytics and data with reports and dashboards at your fingertips can help you iterate your site’s direction. Use Salesforce and third-party analytics tools to stay up to date on your site’s engagement numbers. Some reporting capabilities require add-on licenses.
Reports and Dashboards for Site End Users Creating reports for your site’s end users and giving them the ability to access the reports is a powerful tool. For example, your partners can see reports on leads and opportunities to sell faster. Some reporting capabilities require add-on licenses.
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