I have tried to find the answer for my above question using "Recently Updated" macro. But this does not seems to be accurate.
Because I have taken a report and sent it to one of my director by filtering number of pages created on particular space. But there seems to be missing information which my director has created one page and that this was not listed when I used the "Recently Updated" macro.
I request you to suggest me the solution either using macros r tools to monitor and capture the real time information of each users activity on Confluence and particular spaces as well.
Are you up to developing your own macro?
I suggest to look at https://docs.atlassian.com/confluence/latest/com/atlassian/confluence/pages/PageManager.html#getPagesCreatedOrUpdatedSinceDate(java.util.Date)
and additionally at https://docs.atlassian.com/confluence/latest/com/atlassian/confluence/pages/TrashManager.html
To compile a list of pages that were modified/created or deleted
You can do it with user macro as well, pageManager is available in the content and for trashmanager you can use the techniques mentioned for example here: https://answers.atlassian.com/questions/11463431 See the comment by Davin Studer
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How will this be captured? - If I have created one page under Space 1 and the other person has moved that page to Space 2.
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@Adrien Ragot [Atlassian] I have already tried the steps you have provided to me. But this is not what I am looking for. As I am and Confluence administrator, I'll be receiving n number of emails from confluence and this will not be helpful at all. I want each page and every space activity to be monitored. Is there any possibilities for this?
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Since you're the administrator, you can see everything they're doing. If you don't like it sent by email, go to the Network tab of your profile and you'll see a list of the modification of all people you follow. I don't think it's presented under any other form.
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