When you want to see an analysis of your own activities, for example, reviewing recently handled issues or to see which task-type you handled many of, you can use [Your Performance] on the left menu. These will display handling logs and a pie chart illustrating the number of Tasks that were operated through each App. By clicking on one of the bar charts, the log list will be narrowed down to the indicated month and by clicking on a slice of the pie chart, you can filter the list of handling logs by App.
1. Usage Example of 'Aggregation of the Number of Handlings in the Last Month'
- a. Monthly Report
Checking how many handlings you made in a particular Step
- b. Personal KPI
E.g. To see if you had actively undertaken the reviewing task in the business flow of 'Specification Reviewing'
- c. Work Balance
E.g. To see if the work balance between 'Visiting' and 'Proposal Revising' met as you planned
- d. Searching for an Issue you have handled recently
Searching for an Issue of which the only detail you remember is that 'you had handled it last month'
- The number of the Issues and the number of handlings does not necessarily match
- For example, if there is a "Confirmation Step" at the downstream of the "Application Step", the number of handlings will be nearly twice the number of Issues
2. Browsing the Proportion of Handlings in the Last Month
- 1. Bar Chart
Clicking on one of the bar charts on the [Your Performance] page, the logs list will be narrowed down to the indicated month
- 2. Pie Chart
Browsing the number-of-handlings chart which is aggregated by the Apps
- 3. Narrowing Down by Workflow App
Narrow down the list of handling logs by clicking on a slice of the pie chart
- You can also download the list data as it is displayed (CSV, Excel, Google Spreadsheet)
- If you want to see the current progress of the Issue that you have handled, check the current Step in the [Heatmap] section
- To narrow down by more detailed conditions, set the narrowing conditions from [Advanced Search]
- You can save the search criteria, and call it with one click