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Mintlify’s built-in analytics dashboard is on-demand. For scheduled reports and automated alerts, configure them in the analytics provider you’ve connected to your docs site.

Scheduled email digests

Most analytics providers support recurring report delivery by email. Here’s how to set one up in the most common tools:
  1. Open your GA4 property and go to Reports.
  2. Build and save the report you want to schedule.
  3. Click the share icon and select Schedule email.
  4. Set the frequency (daily, weekly, monthly) and enter recipient addresses.
  5. Click Schedule.
Recipients receive a PDF snapshot of the report at the configured interval.

Anomaly alerts

Set up alerts to be notified when traffic drops or spikes unexpectedly:
  • Google Analytics 4 — Use the Insights feature under Reports to create custom alerts for significant changes in page views or sessions.
  • PostHog — Create an alert on any Insight by clicking Set alert and defining a threshold condition.
  • Datadog / PagerDuty — If your analytics data flows into an observability platform, create monitors on the docs traffic metrics you care about.

Slack notifications

Several providers support sending report summaries to Slack:
  • PostHog — Connect a Slack webhook in project settings and subscribe dashboards to it.
  • Google Tag Manager + Google Apps Script — Build a custom script to post GA4 data to a Slack webhook on a schedule.
  • Plausible — Use the Plausible API with a scheduled cloud function to push weekly summaries to Slack.
Mintlify does not send analytics reports directly. All scheduling and alerting is handled by your connected provider.