# Docs analytics

- [Documentation analytics: which metrics to track and how to measure success](/docs/guides/docs-analytics/documentation-analytics.md): Still figuring out the best way to prove success with your user-facing documentation? This guide will help you figure out what to track and how to analyze the data.
- [Track documentation analytics with Google Analytics](/docs/guides/docs-analytics/track-documentation-analytics-with-google-analytics.md): Learn how to install and configure the Google Analytics integration so you can track detailed analytics from your docs site
- [Track advanced analytics with GitBook's Events Aggregation API](/docs/guides/docs-analytics/track-advanced-analytics-with-gitbooks-events-aggregation-api.md): Master GitBook’s powerful events aggregation endpoint to create custom analytics dashboards, understand user behavior patterns, and make data-driven decisions about your documentation strategy.
- [Analyze change request contributors with GitBook’s API](/docs/guides/docs-analytics/analyze-change-request-contributors-with-gitbooks-api.md): Track creators, reviewers, and contributors with GitBook’s API to understand how your team collaborates