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Productivity: By day
Productivity: By day
In this panel, we display averages by employee group and a breakdown of data by day.
Let us remember that "activity" refers to the time spent interacting with the computer (online time) or performing tasks away from it (offline time).
Date: Indicates the day for which the data is displayed.
Active range: The average presence time of users in the selected group.
Average activity: The daily average activity of the selected users.
Activity vs. Expected: The level of achievement of the expected activity goal for the group, calculated by dividing the group's average activity by the expected time.
Productivity: The total productive hours for the selected date range and group.
Average productivity: The daily average productivity for the selected date range and group.
Productivity vs. Activity: The level of achievement of the expected productivity goal for the group, calculated by dividing the group's average productivity by its activity.
Average unproductivity: The average time spent on applications classified as non-productive.
Average time per activity: Represents the employee's focus capacity. It shows the average time users in this group remained continuously engaged in a single application.
Active users: The number of users who reported activity on that day and are included in the calculations for all the aforementioned averages.
At the top of this panel, you have the option to "Filter by device" if you want to display data collected from a specific device, such as only PC time, only offline time, only Android time, or only time from the mobile app. By default, the information includes all devices.
In the graph, the green line represents the Activity trend for the selected period, indicating whether the productivity of your organization is increasing or decreasing over time. Additionally, the icon at the top provides a quick visual cue about the trend.
This icon is particularly useful when your organization’s productivity trend has remained very stable over time, and the green line shows no noticeable variation at a glance. By simply looking at the icon, you can determine whether your productivity is improving or declining.
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