This is a key part of Insided contracts, how do you monitor it to see where you are within your contract and potentially forecast changes over time?
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How can you monitor the number of sessions for your community?
+9Best answer by DannyPancratz
My hypothesis is that you can get this via the Salesforce integration (and forthcoming data lake once that’s available later this year)
Hypothesis is based on similarities in these two things
Sessions: one individual visitor who arrives at the SaaS Platform (hosted platform destination and/or different on-site embeddable parts of the SaaS platform). There is a time-based expiration after 30 minutes of inactivity or at Midnight specifically.
From Terms and Conditions
Community visited (recorded when a logged-in user starts or resumes a new session on the community. This is capped at maximum 1 community visit recorded every 30 minutes. In that way, it’s pretty similar to how a ‘session’ is defined in tools like Google Analytics).
From SFDC integration documentation
IMO this should be easier, please vote for this good idea:
+9My hypothesis is that you can get this via the Salesforce integration (and forthcoming data lake once that’s available later this year)
Hypothesis is based on similarities in these two things
Sessions: one individual visitor who arrives at the SaaS Platform (hosted platform destination and/or different on-site embeddable parts of the SaaS platform). There is a time-based expiration after 30 minutes of inactivity or at Midnight specifically.
From Terms and Conditions
Community visited (recorded when a logged-in user starts or resumes a new session on the community. This is capped at maximum 1 community visit recorded every 30 minutes. In that way, it’s pretty similar to how a ‘session’ is defined in tools like Google Analytics).
From SFDC integration documentation
IMO this should be easier, please vote for this good idea:
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