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Analytics

SetGet analytics gives you insight into how work flows through your workspace and projects. Understand where work items are stuck, who has the most on their plate, which priorities dominate, and how trends shift over time. Analytics helps teams make informed decisions about planning, resource allocation, and process improvement.

Analytics levels

SetGet provides analytics at two levels:

LevelScopeWhere to find it
Workspace analyticsAll projects in the workspaceSidebar > Analytics
Project analyticsA single projectProject > Analytics tab

Workspace analytics aggregates data across all projects you have access to. Project analytics focuses on a single project's data.

Data dimensions

Analytics can be sliced by the following dimensions:

DimensionDescriptionExample insight
StateDistribution across workflow states"60% of work items are in Backlog -- our triage process needs attention"
PriorityDistribution by priority level"25 Urgent items have been open for more than 2 weeks"
AssigneeWork items per team member"Alice has 3x more In Progress items than anyone else"
LabelDistribution by label"Bug-labeled items make up 40% of the backlog"
CycleProgress within a cycle"We completed 70% of the cycle's scope with 3 days remaining"
ModuleProgress within a module"The Authentication module is 90% complete"
Created dateWhen work items were created"Issue creation spiked after the release on March 15"
Completed dateWhen work items were finished"Throughput dropped in the last two weeks"

Charts and visualizations

Distribution charts

Distribution charts show how work items are currently spread across a dimension.

ChartX-axisY-axisBest for
State distributionStatesWork item countUnderstanding backlog health
Priority distributionPriority levelsWork item countIdentifying urgency imbalance
Assignee workloadTeam membersWork item countDetecting overloaded members
Label breakdownLabelsWork item countUnderstanding work categories

Distribution charts are available as bar charts, pie charts, or tables.

Trend charts

Trend charts show how a metric changes over time.

ChartWhat it tracksBest for
Created vs. completedNew items created and items completed per day/weekMeasuring throughput vs. input
Backlog trendBacklog size over timeSpotting backlog growth
Cycle burndownItems remaining in a cycleTracking cycle progress
State flowItems moving between states per dayIdentifying bottlenecks

Burndown chart

The burndown chart is available at the cycle level. It shows:

  • Ideal line -- the straight diagonal from total scope to zero.
  • Actual line -- how many items remain each day.
  • Scope changes -- additions to the cycle after it started.

The gap between the ideal and actual lines reveals whether the team is ahead, on track, or behind.

TIP

If the actual line consistently runs above the ideal line, the cycle scope may be too large. Consider reducing scope or extending the cycle.

Cumulative flow diagram

The cumulative flow diagram shows the count of work items in each state group over time, stacked. It helps identify:

  • Bottlenecks -- a widening band for a specific state means items are accumulating there.
  • Throughput -- the rate at which items flow through to completion.
  • Scope changes -- the total height of the diagram increases when new items are added.

Custom date ranges

All analytics views support custom date ranges:

PresetPeriod
Last 7 daysPast week
Last 30 daysPast month
Last 90 daysPast quarter
This cycleCurrent active cycle dates
CustomSelect start and end dates

TIP

Use "This cycle" to focus analytics on the current sprint. Use "Last 90 days" for quarterly reviews.

Filtering analytics

Apply filters to narrow the data:

FilterOptions
ProjectSelect one or more projects (workspace level)
StateSelect specific states
PrioritySelect specific priority levels
AssigneeSelect specific members
LabelSelect specific labels
CycleSelect a specific cycle
ModuleSelect a specific module

Filters are additive -- applying multiple filters shows the intersection of all conditions.

Workspace analytics

Workspace analytics provides a cross-project view:

Key metrics

MetricDescription
Total open work itemsCount of items not in Completed or Cancelled states
Items completed this weekCount of items moved to Completed this week
Average completion timeMean time from creation to completion
Overdue itemsItems past their due date that are not completed
Active cyclesNumber of cycles currently in progress
Active membersMembers who updated at least one item this week

Project comparison

Compare projects side by side:

ProjectOpenIn ProgressDone this weekOverdue
Web1201583
API8510120
Mobile60852

Project analytics

Project analytics focuses on a single project and adds project-specific views:

  • State distribution with state-group coloring.
  • Cycle performance comparing planned vs. actual completion across past cycles.
  • Module progress showing percentage complete for each module.
  • Member contribution showing items created, updated, and completed per member.

Exporting analytics data

Export any analytics view as CSV or PNG:

  1. Navigate to the analytics view.
  2. Click Export.
  3. Choose CSV (raw data) or PNG (chart image).
  4. The file is downloaded to your machine.

CSV exports include one row per data point with columns for the dimension, metric, and date range.

WARNING

Analytics exports reflect the current filter and date range settings. Adjust filters before exporting to get the data you need.

Velocity tracking

Velocity measures how many work items (or estimate points) a team completes per cycle. SetGet tracks velocity across cycles automatically:

MetricDescription
Items completed per cycleCount of work items moved to Completed in each cycle
Points completed per cycleSum of estimates for completed items
Average velocityRolling average over the last 3-5 cycles
Velocity trendWhether velocity is increasing, stable, or decreasing

Use velocity data during sprint planning to determine how much work to pull into the next cycle.

TIP

Velocity stabilizes after 3-5 cycles. Do not use early cycles as reliable predictors. Wait for the rolling average to settle before using it for planning.

Bottleneck detection

SetGet highlights potential bottlenecks in the analytics views:

IndicatorWhat it meansSuggested action
Growing "In Progress" countItems are starting but not finishingCheck for blockers, reduce WIP
High "In Review" durationReviews are taking too longAdd reviewers, reduce batch sizes
Stale backlog itemsItems in Backlog for 30+ daysTriage and prioritize or archive
Uneven assignee loadOne member has 3x more itemsRedistribute work

Frequently asked questions

Can I build custom analytics queries?

The analytics views provide predefined dimensions and filters. For custom queries, use the JSON export and process the data in your preferred analytics tool.

How often is analytics data updated?

Analytics data is computed in real time. Changes to work items are reflected immediately in analytics views.

Can guests access analytics?

No. Analytics is restricted to members, admins, and owners. Guests can view only their own intake submissions.

Can I embed analytics in external dashboards?

Use the export feature (CSV or JSON) to feed analytics data into external tools. For real-time feeds, use webhooks to push events to your analytics platform.

Permissions

RoleWorkspace analyticsProject analytics
OwnerFull accessFull access
AdminFull accessFull access
MemberProjects they belong toProjects they belong to
GuestNo accessNo access