Dashboard

This widget tells you how long it takes for you to deliver your work (in days) for the fastest 85% of cases. This should be reflective of the cycle time for the 85% percentile line on the Cycle Time Scatterplot chart when using the same filters

Be aware that you can control what this chart reflects by using the filter controls for this chart. 

• The chart will include all of your data that's been loaded in unless you use the item filter control.
• This cycle time reflects how long it took for work from entering the first checked workflow stage to exiting the last checked workflow stage in your Workflow Stages control to the right.

This widget tells you how long many items are in your workflow (aka in progress) right now.  This should be reflective of the number items that are shown on the Aging Work In Progress chart when using the same filters.

Be aware that you can control what this chart reflects by using the filter controls for this chart. 

• By using the item filter control you can filter down to a specific set of items
• By using the workflow stages control, you can choose to show the number of items in a subset of workflow stages.

This widget tells you information about your:

• Arrival Rate is how often work enters into the first checked step of your workflow as configured in the Workflow Stages control for this chart. 
• Throughput is how often work exits the last checked stage of your workflow as configured in the Workflow Stages control for this chart. 
• WIP Age is the age of your work-in-progress or how many days it has been since the work items entered the first checked step of your workflow as configured in the Workflow Stages control for this chart.

You see this information for the following time horizons:

• As of Today (Anything that has been created) 
• As of Last Week (Created on or before 7 days ago)
• As of Last Month (Created on or before 30 days ago)

Be aware that you can control what this chart reflects by using the filter controls for this chart. 

• By using the item filter control you can filter down to a specific set of items
• By using the workflow stages control, you can choose to show the number of items in a subset of workflow stages.

This widget should show information similar to that in the Summary Statistics dialog box in the Cumulative Flow Diagram chart when using the same filters

This widget tells you how many items can be finished in 30 days with an 85% degree of certainty.  The image to the left is saying that there's an 85% chance that 66 items or more will be completed in 30 days. This should be reflective of what you'd see in the Monte Carlo: How Many chart when using the same filters.

Be aware that you can control what this chart reflects by using the filter controls for this chart. 

• By using the item filter control you can filter down to a specific set of items
• By using the workflow stages control, you can redefine what completed means by unchecking workflow stages from the bottom of the list. Removing workflow stages from the top of the list does not affect the calculations. 

This widget tells you how long it will take to finish your unfinished items with an 85% degree of certainty.  The image to the left is saying that there's an 85% chance that the 45 remaining unfinished items will be completed in 22 days or less. This should be reflective of what you'd see in the Monte Carlo: When chart when using the same filters and a configuration of 45 items.

Be aware that you can control what this chart reflects by using the filter controls for this chart. 

• By using the item filter control you can filter down to a specific set of items (ie. not just all unfinished items)
• By using the workflow stages control, you can redefine what completed means by unchecking workflow stages from the bottom of the list. Removing workflow stages from the top of the list does not affect the calculations.