Understanding the Organization Dashboard

The organization dashboard shows usage and performance for your entire organization—not a single subject. Typical content includes key metrics, usage over time, and aggregate behavioral makeup.

For one person’s analytics (behavior makeup, word cloud, sentiment, OCEAN, web/news), use the subject dashboard.

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Step 2: Layout map

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Region

What it’s for

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1

Time frame + export

Choose Day / Week / Month / Quarter / Year; download the current view

2

Key metrics

Volume, turnaround, flags, average score, queue

3

Usage over time

Activity for the selected period

4

Behavioral makeup

Aggregate flags across subjects

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Step 3: Choose a time frame (region 1)

Key metrics depend on the time frame control (typically upper right).

Time frame

Comparison

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Day (default)

Past 30 days vs prior 30-day period

Week

Current week vs prior week

Month

Current month vs prior month

Quarter

Current quarter vs prior quarter

Year

Current year vs prior year

Change the dropdown to refresh metrics for that period.

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Step 4: Read the key metrics (region 2)

Metric

Meaning

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Total subjects

Subjects run in the selected time frame

Turnaround time

Average time from submission to redressed in the time frame

Flagged posts

Total posts flagged for one or more behaviors

Average score

Average of subject scores in the time frame

Queued subjects

Subjects submitted to analysts and not yet redressed

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Step 5: Charts and export (regions 3–4 and 1)

Usage over time and behavioral makeup charts summarize activity and flags for the selected period. Use them to spot volume spikes or shifts in flag mix—not to evaluate a single hire.

To export the dashboard as currently filtered, click the download icon on the page navigation bar. The file reflects the time frame you are viewing.

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Step 6: When you’re done

Use the organization dashboard for ops health (volume, speed, queue). Use the subject dashboard and posts for individual review. Prefer the single abstract layout map over per-metric screenshots so the article survives UI polish.