Based on the knowledge sources, there are several options available for tracking user activity and login data in GoodData: ## Audit Logs For tracking user activity including logins, you can set up [audit logs](
https://www.gooddata.com/docs/cloud/security-and-compliance/audit-log/) for your organization. According to the knowledge sources, audit logs capture events for various activities including dashboard and visualization creation/updates. However, it's important to note that audit logs are currently only available for enterprise tier customers. ## Usage Statistics and Telemetry GoodData Cloud collects [usage statistics](
https://www.gooddata.com/docs/cloud/security-and-compliance/telemetry/) that include: - Interactions with UI elements and APIs - State of metadata and configuration of individual organizations - Conversations and interactions with AI-driven elements If you're interested in accessing usage statistics for dashboards and workspaces, you'll need to reach out to your account owner at GoodData to enable this feature. ## Platform Usage API While there is a [platform usage API](
https://www.gooddata.com/docs/cloud/manage-organization/organization-api/entitlements/#view-usage) available (
/api/v1/actions/collectUsage
), it only provides counts of total users and workspaces in your organization - it doesn't provide detailed activity or login information for individual users. ## Limitations The knowledge sources do not explicitly mention a built-in way to track which provisioned users are actively logging in versus those who are not. For detailed user login activity tracking, the audit log feature (available for enterprise customers) would be your best option. I recommend contacting your GoodData account owner to discuss enabling audit logs or accessing usage statistics that might help with your specific use case.