Using Space Analytics

Space Analytics helps owners and admins measure engagement, track adoption, and understand how their Space is being used over time.

Last updated: Oct 14, 2026


Overview

Space Analytics provides a dedicated analytics panel within each Harvey Space that helps admins and Space owners understand how teams and clients engage with shared resources and workflows.

Analytics are displayed at an aggregate level and focus on usage patterns rather than the content of individual work, so the contents of a query and its responses are never shown. This helps organizations understand how shared resources are being used in the space.

Space Analytics includes visibility into:

  • Active users within the Space (anyone who has created or asked a query)
  • Query activity per user
  • Workflow run activity per user
  • Review table usage per user
  • Activity by resource

Before You Start

  • You must have access to a Harvey Space
  • You must be at least a Space-level Admin to view analytics

How to Use

To use Space Analytics:

  1. Open the Space you want to analyze.
  2. In the top-right corner, select the ellipsis menu (…).
  3. Select Analytics to open the analytics panel.
  4. Review the dashboard summary metrics.

The dashboard displays high-level engagement data for the selected time period.


Share Analytics with Collaborators

In external Spaces, you can view your own users’ activity by default. Collaborators can only view your users’ activity if you opt in to share it, and you can only view collaborators’ activity if they opt in to share theirs.

A Connection Admin controls analytics sharing for each Space. Guest users cannot view analytics.

Space Analytics only shows aggregate activity metrics. Individual prompts, thread content, and query details are never shown.


View Resource and Activity

Space Analytics provides activity breakdowns by:

  • User activity
  • Resource activity
  • Organization activity (if the other organization opts in)
  • Space activity over time

Use these views to identify:

  • Which resources are used most frequently
  • Which organizations are most active
  • Whether engagement is increasing or declining over time

Tips for Success

  • Review analytics regularly to identify changes in engagement trends over time
  • Use resource activity data to understand which materials teams rely on most
  • Compare organization-level activity to evaluate collaboration across firms, clients, or internal teams
  • Use workflow execution trends to identify opportunities for process standardization
  • Filter by date range before stakeholder reviews or client check-ins to surface recent engagement patterns

Troubleshooting

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