All the insights you need, out-of-the-box.
All the insights you need, out-of-the-box.
All the insights you need, out-of-the-box.
✨ Automagically turn your data into meaningful insights ✨
Visualize productivity with ease and spot bottlenecks
Open items
Track the amount of unfinished work in your projects and how that changes as your work progresses.
Use the filter to narrow down to any subset of tasks. Click through to see the list of tasks behind the numbers.
Track the amount of unfinished work in your projects and how that changes as your work progresses.
Use the filter to narrow down to any subset of tasks. Click through to see the list of tasks behind the numbers.
Completed work
See the latest completed tasks and how much work was completed per week, month, or quarter.
See the distribution of the completed tasks by task type so that you can see trends and can start eliminating wasteful activities.
See the latest completed tasks and how much work was completed per week, month, or quarter.
See the distribution of the completed tasks by task type so that you can see trends and can start eliminating wasteful activities.
Timings
See how long it takes to complete a task on average. Track your lead, reaction, and cycle times. See how long tasks stay in each workflow state.
Find the bottlenecks in your process to pinpoint areas for improvement.
See how long it takes to complete a task on average. Track your lead, reaction, and cycle times. See how long tasks stay in each workflow state.
Find the bottlenecks in your process to pinpoint areas for improvement.
Forecasts
Get data-driven forecasts for the completion of any work scope, such as a customer project or a product release.
Forecasts are based on your team’s historical velocity. The chart looks at how much work was completed in the past and creates three scenarios: likely, optimistic, and pessimistic.
Get data-driven forecasts for the completion of any work scope, such as a customer project or a product release.
Forecasts are based on your team’s historical velocity. The chart looks at how much work was completed in the past and creates three scenarios: likely, optimistic, and pessimistic.