Configuration – Reporting
Configuration
Navigation
From the Apps menu, select Manage Apps:
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Then from the left hand menu, select Reporting under the Google Analytics in Confluence heading.
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Configuration screen
Confluence administrators always have access to the reporting screens, but it is also possible to allow others based on the groups they belong to.
Search for a group in the Permitted Groups field:
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Check the related article: Creating groups for use in Confluence
It is considered best practice to add all users you wish to have access to Google Analytics in a single group – name the group something sensible, like google-analytics-report-viewers
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If necessary, you can add multiple groups, then press the Save button.
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On save, the following message will appear:
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How reporting permissions works
Any user in the permitted groups will have access Google Analytics Reports within Confluence, without the need for a Google Analytics account.
If you’ve upgraded from a previous version of the app, you may still have access to reporting using Universal Analytics.
If this is the case, see the reporting section of Google Analytics 4 • An update guide | Reporting-Permissions.