Productivity Analysis

Understand work activity. Inform team improvements.

Core capabilities

Work activity overview

Review active time, idle time, usage duration, and trends with a consistent basis for comparison.

  1. Endpoint activity
  2. Classification
  3. Trend overview
Capability illustration, not live operational data.

Application and website usage

Review activity, usage distribution, and details to understand how everyday tools are used.

  • Application usage
  • Website activity
  • Activity details
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Productivity classification

Maintain categories, review unclassified applications, and inspect classification coverage.

  • Classification rules
  • Unclassified applications
  • Coverage
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Team and subject analysis

Review rankings, groups, and team comparisons within authorized scope to identify differences worth investigating.

  • Subject rankings
  • Team groups
  • Consistent comparisons

Focus and switching analysis

Use activity heatmaps and switching indicators to explore work patterns and activity transitions.

  • Activity heatmaps
  • Switching indicators
  • Work patterns
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Periodic reports

Configure reporting tasks, review execution results, and export HTML or JSON for review.

  • Reporting tasks
  • Run history
  • HTML / JSON
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Work activity analysis in practice

Review work patterns

Combine active time, idle time, and usage trends to identify periods that warrant a closer look.

Activity states represent collected records, not work outcomes.

Understand tool usage

Review application and website distribution and activity details to understand everyday tool use.

Interpret tool use in the context of roles and actual tasks.

Maintain classification rules

Review unclassified applications and coverage, then adjust categories to reflect actual business use.

Categories are organizational settings, not absolute judgments about a tool.

Compare teams consistently

Compare authorized teams and subjects over the same period and classification basis to identify process improvement opportunities.

Rankings alone should not be used to assess teams with different responsibilities.

Investigate interruptions

Use activity heatmaps and switching indicators to find periods of frequent transitions worth investigating.

Switching indicators do not establish the cause or exact duration of lost time.

Review recurring reports

Generate reports on schedule, review execution results, and export available reports to track changes consistently.

Interpret reports alongside business context and actual work outcomes.

Analyze a clearly defined data scope

Base interpretation on actual collection and classification rules, with a consistent view of what the data represents.

  • Available data depends on endpoint collection capabilities, enabled policies, and actual collection scope. Uncollected activity is not inferred as fact.
  • Administrators access objects and teams within their permissions. Define organizational data-use rules and employee notice requirements before use.
  • Activity duration, classification scores, and switching indicators support analysis. They are not direct measures of business output or individual performance.

Application and website usage

Review activity, usage distribution, and details to understand how everyday tools are used.

Explore usage duration, distribution, and details for applications and websites within the actual collection scope.

Interpret the records in context: the subject, time period, and business activity all matter. Do not treat uncollected activity as known.

Productivity classification

Maintain categories, review unclassified applications, and inspect classification coverage.

Assign application productivity categories according to business needs. The same tool can serve different purposes in different roles.

Review unclassified applications and coverage, then interpret results using the relevant classification settings.

Focus and switching analysis

Use activity heatmaps and switching indicators to explore work patterns and activity transitions.

Review activity distribution across time periods and use switching indicators to identify interruptions worth investigating.

These measures are calculated from collected activity. They do not directly measure attention or precise amounts of lost working time.

Periodic reports

Configure reporting tasks, review execution results, and export HTML or JSON for review.

Set up report tasks and schedules, and review task status and generated reports.

Export available reports as HTML or JSON within your permissions. Use a consistent period and classification basis for recurring reviews.