You can monitor Record feed engagement on Standard and Custom Objects by creating a Custom Report Type with the object's feed as the secondary object.
Use this Custom Report Type to report feed activity for all standard Objects (excluding Tasks and Events) that have feed tracking enabled (such as Accounts, Cases, Leads, Opportunities, and Custom Objects). You’ll also be able to track the number of feed edits and see what type of users are editing feeds.
Note: Only posts created by Users are reflected in report results. Posts automatically created through feed tracking will not appear in reports on an object's feeds.
For example, here's how to create a custom report type for Cases and Case Feeds:
Once done with creating the custom report type, you may now create a report as usual. Select the custom report type you just created from the list of report type options, usually seen at the bottom of the list.
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Related Salesforce Support YouTube Video:
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