πŸ“Š Understanding Dashboard Metrics

Atobi’s dashboard gives you all the insights you need to track progress, boost engagement, and stay on top of your goals. This guide breaks down the key metrics you'll come acrossβ€”so you know exactly what they mean and how to use them! πŸš€

In This Article:

πŸ‘€ User & Team Status

πŸ“’ Engagement Metrics

πŸ† Performance & Progress

πŸš€ Ready to Make the Most of Your Metrics?


πŸ‘€ Members Status

These metrics help you keep an eye on user activity and team performance.

Shows whether a user is:

  • Created: created in the system, but not invited
  • Invited: created and invited, but not yet logged in
  • Activated: logged in, but no activity tracked on user yet
  • Engaged: tracked activity on user within last 30 days
  • Dormant: previously engaged, but not within last 30 days

πŸ“’ Engagement Metrics

Want to know how people are interacting with content? These metrics have you covered!

πŸ“± Reach – The number of unique users who have seen a post or article.

πŸ’¬ Engagement Rate – Tracks interactions like likes, comments, and shares.

πŸ“° Feed Engagement – Measures activity within the feed, including reactions and shares.

πŸ“– Article Engagement – Shows how users interact with published articles (views, time spent, etc.).


πŸ† Performance & Progress

Here’s how to track progress and results!

πŸ“± Reach – The number of unique users who have seen a post or article.

πŸ“Š Mandatory Progress – Visualizes how far users are in completing their mandatory assigned tasks.

πŸ“Š Progress – Visualizes how far users are in completing both mandatory and non-mandatory assigned tasks.

βœ… Completion – The percentage of users who finish assigned tasks, challenges, or training.

⭐ Score – A performance metric based on the percentage of correct and incorrect answers given in quizzes.


πŸš€ Ready to Make the Most of Your Metrics?

Now that you know what these numbers mean, you can use them to drive engagement, track progress, and improve performance. Need help? We’re just a message away! πŸ’‘βœ¨

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