Usage tracking in OAC is set up and managed by admins, so workbook authors can't easily see whether anyone actually uses what they build. That leads to a lot of content that's out of date, duplicated or never opened, and no simple way to tidy it up.
It would be great to have a "Usage" tab on each workbook, visible to its owner to show views over time, unique viewers, which canvases get opened most and least, average time on canvas, and when it was last viewed.
Authors could also get an optional prompt when a workbook hasn't been opened for, say 90 days, asking whether to archive or delete it. Admins could see the same info across a folder to spot unused content at scale.
Use case: Manager with a team of analysts building & extending People and workforce reporting. Knowing what people actually use would help us focus effort, retire content nobody needs and show the value of our analytics to stakeholders. It would also cut down on clutter and confusion for business users looking for the right report.
