The Reporting & Analytics page opened from the Manage section provides a centralized view of font usage, compliance status, license health, user activity, project engagement, and web font consumption across your organization.

It helps administrators, IT teams, creative operations teams, and stakeholders monitor adoption, identify risks, prepare for audits, and make informed licensing decisions.

You can use the Reporting & analytics section to:

The workspace consists of four primary reporting tabs:

You can quickly identify risks, monitor adoption trends, and navigate directly to detailed reports for further investigation.

The following universal controls are available on this page:

The Overview tab provides a high-level summary of organizational font health, such as licensing, compliance, and usage trends.

It is a set of summary widget cards. Each card shows the font usage, compliance, and trend reports for the company based on a key metric.

Provides visibility into font usage across users, projects, assets, downloads, webkits, and auto-activations.

Example export fields include font users, activations, downloads, status, asset location, projects, and webkits.

Admin role required.

The Health score provides a quick overview of your company's font management health. The score is measured on a scale of 0 to 100, where higher scores indicate lower risk and better compliance.

The health score is automatically calculated based on the following factors:

Each factor contributes to the overall health score and helps identify areas that may require attention.

A health scores above 70% is considered optimal. A higher health score indicates:

The Health score uses color indicators to help you quickly assess your company's font management health:

The overall health score of your company may decrease if:

Reviewing these areas can help identify the root cause of a lower score.

To improve the overall health score, consider the following actions:

Regularly reviewing these areas can help maintain a healthier font management environment.

The health score is recalculated every hour whenever the underlying data refreshes. Changes made to font allocations, licenses, or usage may take up to one refresh cycle to be reflected in the score.

Yes. Imported fonts can affect the health score if they are out of compliance. Companies using imported fonts should regularly review licensing and compliance status to avoid negative score impacts.

Yes, but only if webkits are activated in your company. If enabled, the health score evaluates web view limits as part of the calculation.

Leaving soon fonts are fonts that are scheduled for removal or deprecation but are still being used in active assets. Continued use of these fonts may reduce your health score and increase operational risk.

Yes. Once corrective actions are completed, the health score will automatically reflect the changes during the next hourly score recalculation cycle.

The Users tab helps you analyze user engagement, activation activity, downloads, project participation, and asset usage across the organization.

Available values:

To see detailed activity for a specific user, select View usage from the Users tab in Reporting and Analytics.

The User Usage Details panel provides a comprehensive view of the selected user's font activity during the chosen reporting period.

The usage panel includes:

Admin permissions are required.

Admin permissions are required.

Example exported fields include user status, team, role, activations, downloads, projects, assets, and font activity.

The Webkits tab in Reporting and Analytics monitors web font delivery, webkit usage, domains served, page view consumption, and entitlement utilization across websites.

It provides visibility into web font usage across your company's web projects. It helps administrators monitor page views, track active webkits, review font usage, and identify the fonts driving web traffic.

To view detailed usage for a specific webkit, select View usage from the webkit list. This opens the Webkit Usage Details panel.

The Webkits tab includes the following information:

These filter categories are available for webkits:

The panel contains:

Example export data includes page views, domains, source project, web fonts, and download status.

Use this view to identify which websites consume the most web font traffic.

Fonts are considered at risk when they are:

Activations and downloads are tracked separately. Users can activate fonts directly without downloading them.

Possible causes include:

Yes. Historical reporting includes both active and inactive users for auditing and trend analysis.

The export includes all rows matching the current filters, not only the records visible on the current page.

Team metrics require user-to-team mappings. Otherwise, team values may appear as unassigned.