Which pages are actually used?
Compare page views, unique viewers, repeat engagement, and distribution instead of treating every report page as equally valuable.
UsageVault connects available page activity, audience reach, and opening performance so report owners can see which pages earn attention, which are ignored, and which slow experiences affect the most users.
Compare page views, unique viewers, repeat engagement, and distribution instead of treating every report page as equally valuable.
Combine available opening-time evidence with audience reach so high-impact performance work rises above low-use outliers.
Monitor page-link coverage and ambiguous or missing mappings so conclusions are based on a visible data-quality boundary.
Usage data supports a decision; it does not replace business context. UsageVault surfaces evidence and recommended next steps, while owners remain accountable for the final content decision.
Availability depends on supported Microsoft interfaces, licensing, permissions, tenant configuration, and link quality. Microsoft notes that Usage Metrics and audit logs are collected differently and that report page views are not part of the audit logs. Review the current Microsoft Usage Metrics limitations before treating sources as interchangeable.
UsageVault preserves the source evidence that is available and exposes coverage or data-quality limitations in the delivered model. See how this works across multiple workspaces.
Inside the UsageVault Power BI report and semantic model—not a separate UsageVault portal. Explore the report experience or review the product facts.
We will show how the delivered pages connect engagement, performance, inventory, and governance signals.
Bring a real content-governance or performance question.
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