📊Users Analytics
Canonical expansion of the ~140-word stub. This is still one Users page, not a new analytics product.
What this is / when to use it
Users Analytics shows how people use the published app: who signed in, which screens they open, and (when enabled) visitor counts on public screens.
Use it to answer “is anyone using this?” and “which role is stuck.” It is not Notion analytics and not Workflow run history.
Before you start
The app has been published and at least one user (or guest on a public screen) has opened it.
Build it
You do not build Analytics. Open Users → Analytics (or the Analytics item in the Users rail).
Every control
Date range
Limits the report.
App users
Signed-in people (plan meter: app users).
Visitors
Public/anonymous hits (plan meter: visitors).
Screen breakdown
Which screens were opened.
Searchable field types
Which property types the everyday Search screen can index (text-like fields). Not a separate product — Search configuration lives on Search.
Activity kinds
What the Activity chrome lists: queue, notification, approval, workflow (and related automation item types). See Activity.
End-user notification prefs are not this page. Users set them on Profile. Makers set audience defaults in the how-to Configure App Audience and Notification Prefs.
What users see
Nothing. Analytics is a maker surface.
Limits and plans
Visitor and app-user meters are plan-gated. Over cap, new visitors may still open public pages but the report and billing treat them as overage — see Plans.
Example
After launch week you see 12 app users, 40 visitors on the public Welcome content page, and almost no opens of Workflow Status. You move Status out of the client nav.
Fix problems
All zeros
Not published, or no traffic
Publish. Open the app yourself.
Visitors but no users
Public screens only
Expected for a landing page.
Related
App Users. Plans. Everyday chrome Search / Activity / Profile.