Dashboard Usage Monitor
Tableau Extension to track individual users, dashboard usage and interactions with Google Analytics

AppsforTableau NEVER gets access to your data
We offer SAAS and On-Premise extension deployments
Get to monitor the usage of your dashboard rightaway
Monitor your dashboard hits by time and location
Track individual users and their behaviour
No digging in (large) log files or server admin reports
See how customers interact with your sheets
Get to know how users interact with your dashboard filters and parameters
No setup required – online in seconds
No programming skills – drag and drop
Reliable support – Tableau Gold Partner
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Ready to use Dashboard Usage?
Tableau Server allows you to gain insights in dashboard usage in terms of the number of hits on your dashboard. But what if you want to optimize your dashboard in terms of functional usage? The Dashboard Usage extension delivers detailed statistics on filter and parameter usage and marks interactions per sheet. Start monitoring your user interactions and make even beter dashboards!
Frequently Asked Questions
No! We do not send data back to the AppsForTableau machine! You download our extensions to your machine and all the rendering resides on your PC only.
No, you only need licenses for your production environment and you can use the extension on your development and test environment without extra need for licenses.
Nothing! This is a great and reliable source for server admins to monitor the number of hits on every view of a dashboard. This extension allows dashboard creators / developers to be more specific on the origin of the visitors of your dashboards as it uses Google Analytics to regsiter the hits on your dashboard. Besides all that the Dashboard Usage extension can be much more specific of several functional elemenbts in the usage of your dashboards like the use of filters, parameters en interaction with marks within your sheets.
Yes! The Dashboard Usage extension uses Google Analytics to register the hits from your dashboard visitors. Therefore you must have an active internet connection on the (published) dashboards you want to monitor.
We calculate the average amount of concurrent connections based on the amount of Tableau users you select.
We count the number of active connections per extension to our extensions server. We call this concurrent connections. Do you use the same extension twice on a dashboard? This will count for 2 concurrent connections. Do you open this dashboard in 2 tabs? This will count for 4 concurrent connections.