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Activity report

Monitor user interactions with matters to understand activity levels

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The Activity Report in Legatics provides a comprehensive log of user interactions with matters, capturing each instance a matter is viewed. This tool is essential for understanding user engagement patterns, assessing matter activity levels, and evaluating client involvement.


Overview

This is a comprehensive data extract providing a log for every time a matter was viewed. Specifically, our audit trail logs every time a user visits one of your matters. The Activity Report acts as an aggregation of all of those logs, therefore capturing every visit to your matters.

Purpose

  • User Engagement Analysis: Understand user behaviour and engagement patterns to tailor support and training initiatives, and to understand what clients and other external parties are engaging with matters.

  • Matter Engagement Analysis: Understand matter engagement patterns to generate deeper understandings of when matters are busy and quiet.

  • Client analysis: Assess the overall health and activity levels of matters on your platform.

Extract formats

  • JSON

  • CSV

Limitations

  • Logs are deleted if matter deleted: If a matter is deleted, all of the matter viewed logs are deleted too. So the number of logs may fluctuate with every download.

Tip: We recommend regularly extracting the data to retain all logs


Data available

Good to know: The same data is provided in both JSON and CSV

Data

Explanation

user_ID

The unique ID that Legatics gives each user

user_name

The name set by the user

user_email

The email of the user

user_type

Whether the user is a Guest or a Member

matter_viewed_at

The date/time (UTC) the user viewed the matter

matter_ID

The unique ID that Legatics gives each matter

matter_name

The name given to the matter

matter_type

Whether the matter is demo or live


Example visualisations

We've included below some examples of how this data can be visualised

Member activity

Guest activity

Matter activity

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