You can choose if you want to see all the data for the last 4 or 8 weeks.

You can also choose if you want to see the data summarized daily or weekly.

The diagram and the other boxes will update according to the selected time period and grouping.

The License Information box contains your current license tier information for Confluence. This box is filled automatically, you don’t have to set it.

The Activity box shows the average logged users per day or week and the maximum logged users per day or week for the period that you choose in the period picker.

The License Monitoring shows an Optimization box based on the Confluence usage. This box suggest what license tier your organization should have for Confluence.

The License Monitoring provides a diagram that shows the active users per day or week for the period that you chose for Confluence. The X-axis shows the dates while the Y-axis shows the active user count.

You can download the diagram in:

• SVG

• PNG

• CSV

The Login Information list in License Monitoring shows the last date and session count for all the users that logged after the installation of the application.

You can reorder the table based on all three columns.

You can download the table in:

• CSV

If the License Monitoring app says that you can optimize your License Tier, we advise you to check out our other application called License Optimizer that can help you to do that.

License Optimizer will constantly check the user activity. If a user becomes inactive after a period of time the app will revoke the access permission until the next activity, clearing space and giving the option to other users in your instance to use it. The app will manage your Confluence Application Access group automatically adding or removing these active/inactive users. Everything happens in real-time and not via manual admin tasks! This way the users won’t experience any waiting time while the app is manipulating the permissions behind the scene.