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          Track Site Activity with Custom Reports

          Track Site Activity with Custom Reports

          Create custom reports to track usage, moderation, and other activity in your Experience Cloud site.

          Required Editions

          Available in: Salesforce Classic and Lightning Experience
          Available in: Enterprise, Performance, Unlimited, and Developer Editions
          Applies to: LWR, Aura, and Visualforce sites
          User Permissions Needed
          To create custom report types: Manage Custom Report Types
          To create, edit, and delete reports: Create and Customize Reports
          To create and share dashboards: Manage Dashboards in Public Folders
          To report on Chatter Messages: Moderate Experiences Chatter Messages
          Note
          Note Beginning in Summer ’26, Chatter is turned off by default in all new orgs. For any features in these orgs that require access to Chatter functionality or the Chatter APIs, turn on Chatter by going to Setup | Chatter Settings and selecting Enable. For details, see Chatter Is Turned Off by Default in New Orgs Beginning in Summer ’26.

          To monitor the health of your Experience Cloud site, create custom report types and then create a report using that custom report type. If you want your community managers to see your report, create or edit a dashboard to include your report and then map the updated dashboard.

          Note
          Note Only reports that are based on the Networks object show Experience Cloud site-specific information. By using reports based on the Networks object, you can create one custom report and use it across all your sites.

          Use the following table to get started with reporting for Experience Cloud sites.

          High-level usage Primary Object > B (Child Object) > C (Child Object, If Applicable) Description
          Chatter Usage Networks > Chatter Messages Create reports on the private message activity.1
          Chatter Usage Networks > Feed Revisions Create reports on posts and comments that your members have edited.
          Chatter Usage Networks > Groups Create reports on groups.
          Moderation Networks > Network Audits

          Create reports on all moderation activity and history.

          To report on moderation activity in private Chatter messages, filter the report by Audited Object Type (on the Network Audits object) to equal Chatter Message.

          Moderation Networks > Network Members > Network Activity Audit — Moderators Create reports on members who either flagged items or moderated a flagged item.
          Moderation Networks > Network Members > Network Activity Audit — User Create reports on the members whose items were flagged, blocked, or replaced.
          Moderation Networks > Network Members > User Login Create reports on frozen members.
          Moderation

          Networks > Network Moderations > Content Documents

          Networks > Network Moderations > Feed Posts

          Networks > Network Moderations > Feed Comments

          Networks > Network Moderations > Private Messages

          Create reports on content that is currently flagged. These reports allow you to see the actual contents of the flagged item. For example, you can see the contents of a flagged private message to easily determine if the message is spam.
          Moderation Networks > Unpublished Feed Entities > Feed Posts Create report on posts that are pending review and approval.
          Public Activity Networks > Network Public Usage Daily Metrics Create reports on the daily public site page views and unique visitors.
          Recommendations Networks > Recommendation Metric Create reports on custom recommendation usage.
          Topic Activity Networks > Topics Create reports on topic activity.
          Topic Activity Networks > Topic Assignments Create reports on topic assignments.
          User Activity Networks > Network Activity Daily Metrics Create reports on the daily number of posts and comments by member type.
          User Activity Networks > Network Members > Login History Create reports on login activity. This report includes only direct logins to the site. If a user logs in to an org and then switches to a site, their login activity isn't included.
          User Activity Networks > Network Membership Daily Metrics Create reports on the daily count of total active members, new members added, and external member logins by member type.
          User Activity Networks > Network Unique Contributor Daily Metrics Create reports on the unique daily contributors. A member is counted as a contributor if they posted or commented on a group or a user profile.
          User Profile Photos Networks > Network Members To report on user profiles with or without photos, filter the report by Has Profile Photo (on the Network Members object) to equal True or False.

          Create a Report for a Site

          Create a custom report to gauge the success and engagement levels on your Experience Cloud site.

          1. Create custom report types based on the Networks object. Only reports that are based on the Networks object show Experience Cloud site-specific information in Experience Workspaces. You can create reports based on other objects and expose them in Experience Workspaces. Keep in mind that they show data from across your org, not just for the site in which you’re viewing them.
          2. Select Networks as the primary object, and the appropriate child object in your custom report type depending on what type of analysis you want to do.
          3. Use the custom report type to create a report.

          Be sure not to filter the report by Network ID. Filtering by Network ID ensures that the report dynamically displays data for the Experience Cloud site that you view it from. When you add a Network ID filter, it causes the report to show data only for the site with that Network ID. The report shows this limited data, regardless of which site you view it in.

           
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