Use your My Stats page to view statistics for your published docs & Packs. For Enterprise customers: see these stats for all docs & Packs.
Coda’s My Stats page was designed to help you understand how your published docs and Packs are performing. With the addition of the AI usage section, you can also see how your AI credits are being used each month. If you’re on a Free, Pro, or Team plan, you My Stats dashboard will show you any docs and Packs you’ve published. And if you’re on our Enterprise plan, you’ll see stats for all docs and Packs you have access to (published and unpublished).
Read on to learn about the My Stats page and how to interpret the information found there.
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Access your My Stats page
You can access the My Stats page in several ways, including:
Navigate to coda.io/mystats
Click on your Coda avatar (in the lower-left corner of a doc), hover over Publishing, then select My stats from the menu.
Filter the My Stats page
Your My Stats page will show you metrics for your published docs and Packs. Note that if you're on an Enterprise plan, you will also be able to see any docs for which you're an editor - even if the doc isn't published.
There are several filters in the upper right corner, which you can use to adjust the dashboard:
Workspace filter: Use this filter to toggle between your Coda workspaces.
Items filter: If you’re in an Enterprise workspace, you can use this filter to switch from Published only to All items. Instead of only seeing stats for your published docs and Packs, you’ll see stats on all docs and Packs you have access to (both published and internal).
Date range filter: Use this to select a specific date range.
Understand the stats
When you first navigate to My Stats, you'll start on a page that shows some high level data around doc sessions, Pack installs, and a table of your docs and how they're performing.
ℹ️ The My Stats page normally shows data on Packs and docs that you’ve published. But customers on our Enterprise plan can use the items filter to instead show stats for all docs and Packs they have access to (both published and unpublished). Check out the section above on filters to learn more.
For each doc in the table, you’ll see the following data:
Sessions: Sessions represent the number of unique views to the doc (after removing spam and duplicate views). When a single user visits your doc - even if they reload the doc multiple times - this will count as 1 session.
Views: Views represent the total times your doc is loaded and viewed. Views are not user-specific, so even if your doc is loaded or reloaded multiple times by the same user, this will count as multiple views.
AI usage: the number of AI credits used by the doc. Learn more about AI credits here.
Note that any workspace or date range filters you’ve applied will affect these metrics.
Deep dive on specific docs
To learn more about a specific doc in the table, you can click it to open a full report on that doc.
Here you’ll see lots of detailed stats and charts, including...
Sessions per day
Views per day
AI usage (AI credits used by each AI feature in the doc; learn more about AI credits here)
Page-level statistics (available only to Enterprise customers)
Performance by device (desktop, mobile, and other)
To learn more about the specific stats on this page, check out the section below.
Deep dive on Packs
To see metrics for Packs, you'll want to click the Packs tab to the top left of the table.
Similar to how you examine specific docs, you can judge the performance of specific Packs by either clicking on them if you see them in the table or by using the search bar located above the table and then clicking on the Pack you're interested in. This will bring you to a more in-depth analysis of Pack usage, revenue, and more.
Learn more about creating and publishing Packs here.
Statistics glossary
You may be wondering about the precise meaning of each of the metrics on the My stats page. We’ve created the glossary below to help.
Metric |
Description |
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Active docs |
Docs that have used Pack formulas, actions or refreshed sync tables in the time period |
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Active subscriptions |
How many workspaces currently pay for your Pack |
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Average view time |
The average amount of time spent on a page of your doc. |
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Active workspaces subscribers by day |
How many workspaces currently pay for your Pack by day |
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Conversions |
How many workspaces converted to paying for your Pack after trialing |
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Copies |
How many times your doc has been copied |
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Created date |
The date the Pack was created |
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Docs using |
How many docs have used this function in the time period |
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Docs using this Pack |
The number of docs that have used Pack formulas, actions, or refreshed sync tables in the time period |
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Docs using this Pack per day |
The number of docs that have used Pack formulas, actions, or refreshed sync tables by day. |
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Errors |
How many errors were generated for this function |
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Errors by day |
How many errors were generated for this function |
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Function name |
The name of your Pack function |
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Installs |
How many times users have added your Pack to a doc |
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Invocations |
How many times the function ran in this time period (this includes every time the user refreshes a formula, and every row in a sync table) |
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Invocations by day |
How many times the function ran in this time period (this includes every time the user refreshes a formula, and every row in a sync table) |
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Likes |
How many users have “liked” your doc |
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Median latency by day |
What is the median average time in seconds it takes for your packs formulas, syncs and actions to complete |
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Median response size by day |
What is the median average size in bytes that your formulas, syncs and actions return |
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New installs for this Pack |
The number of times your Packs have been added to docs |
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New subscriptions |
How many workspaces have started paying for your Pack in the time period |
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Pack installs |
The number of times your Packs have been added to docs. This includes any time a Pack was uninstalled and then reinstalled |
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Published date |
The date your doc was published |
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Revenue |
How much revenue your Pack has earned from subscribed workspaces. This is a cumulative amount, separate from payouts in Stripe. |
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Revenue earned |
How much revenue have you earned from subscribed workspaces |
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Sessions |
The number of sessions - by unique users - for your doc after removing spam and duplicate views |
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Sessions by device |
The volume of sessions to your doc broken down by desktop, mobile and other |
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Subscribed workspaces |
How many workspaces are paying for your Pack |
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Title |
The name of your doc or Pack |
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Types |
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Types of building blocks used by day |
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Views |
The total number of visits or reloads to a page in your doc (not user-specific) |
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Workspace trials by day |
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Workspaces with trials |
How many workspaces have at least one doc trialling your Pack |
FAQs
How do I see page-level statistics in My Stats?
Only customers in an Enterprise workspace are able to see page-level statistics for a doc. To do so, go to coda.io/mystats, search for the doc in question, and click on it. This will take you to an in-depth dashboard for that particular doc. Scroll down to the Pages section.
How else can I view and manage AI usage?
If you’re a Doc Maker, you can see AI usage within a given doc, broken down by AI feature type (chat, column, assistant, etc.). Check out this article to learn how.
If you’re a workspace admin wanting to better understand AI usage in your workspace, across docs and across users, we also have some features for that. This article covers all you need to know.
Why do I only see statistics for published docs and Packs?
If you’re in a Free, Pro, or Team workspace, your My Stats page will only show you statistics on docs (and Packs) that you’ve published. You won’t see any internal, unpublished docs on this page.
Customers on our Enterprise plan, however, can use the Items filter in the upper right corner of the My Stats page to show statistics on all docs and Packs (published and unpublished).
What do each of the statistics on My Stats mean?
Great question! Check out this Statistics glossary section above to get the full details on each of the metrics available on My Stats.