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### Project dashboard
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This dashboard provides information about project progress and task completion. Available to Managers, Administrators, and Owners.
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The Project dashboard is a project-level analytics view that tracks overall progress and performance for a single labeling project.
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It aggregates KPIs such as total annotations, lead time, average time per task, label distribution, and reviewed/accepted/rejected counts. Its purpose is to give managers and project owners a quick, data-driven way to monitor throughput, spot bottlenecks, and adjust staffing, timelines, or workflows to keep the project on track.
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Available to Managers, Administrators, and Owners.
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For more information, see [Project dashboard](dashboard_project).
The Members dashboard is another project-level analytics page that shows how each annotator, reviewer, and (optionally) each model is performing on that project. It surfaces key metrics like inter‑annotator agreement, review/accept/reject patterns, lead time, and per‑member quality scores, plus an agreement matrix so you can compare people (and models) against one another.
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Its purpose is to help managers quickly spot outliers, understand who is performing well or poorly, and make better decisions about assignments, training, and QA workflows.
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Available to Managers, Administrators, and Owners.
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For more information, see [Members dashboard](dashboard_members).
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### Member performance dashboard
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The Member Performance dashboard shows how a specific user is performing across one or more projects over a chosen time period. It summarizes their annotation and review activity, and lets you filter by date range, workspace, and project.
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Its purpose is to help managers and individual contributors track productivity and quality over time so they can spot issues early, adjust staffing or training, and validate things like timesheets.
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Available to all users, but the information available depends on your user role.
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This dashboard is provides information about annotators, such as how much time they have spent annotating and how quickly they complete annotations.
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For more information, see [Member Performance dashboard](dashboard_annotator).
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For more information, see [Annotator dashboard](dashboard_annotator).
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