Usage Patterns: Users

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The following table describes the usage pattern statistics for users:

Statistic	Description
Overview	The overview shows the following information: Average Conversations Created per User Average Messages per User Average Files per User Average Flags per User Open Flags per User
Total Number of Enabled Users by Month	The blue line in the graph indicates the number of users that existed on the system during the previous 12 months; this is the same data shown in the General Statistics page. The green line in the graph shows the number of active users: those who have signed in at least one time.
New Users per Month	The line graph indicates the trend in new user additions for the previous 12 months.
Users by Country	The pie chart indicates the percentage of users by country, based on the total number of users in Oracle Content and Experience Cloud and the country code in each user's profile.
Unique User Logins per Day	The bar chart indicates the number of logins by different users per day, for the time period you choose in the drop-down list.
Users by Login Frequency	The pie chart categorizes users by login frequency, based on the total number of logins to Oracle Content and Experience Cloud: Daily: four days per week or more Weekly: less than daily users but more than three logins per month Monthly: less than weekly users but at least one login per month Yearly: less than one login per month, but at least one login per year
Number of Conversations per User	The bar chart indicates the total number of conversations created by users.
Number of Messages per User	The bar chart indicates the total number of messages created by users.
Number of Files per User	The bar chart indicates the total number of files uploaded by users. When a file is uploaded, the system may create and store more than one file; for example, when an image is uploaded, the system creates and stores several resolutions of that image. All of the files are counted in the total.

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