Tip 32 - User Dashboard

Delegation of tasks help in reducing the workload and finishing it on time. This delegation needs to be tracked and also involves assigning work based on each user's dexterity. User Dashboard will help you in this case.

User Dashboard lets you monitor the progress of users. To access this dashboard, go to the left panel of your project and hit the Users section. Click a user's name to view his/her profile.

You'll see general information like the role and profile of the user and the projects they're associated with. You can also see the sprints they worked on and the future sprints.

The charts will display the Work Item Status and the Estimation Point Status . These charts will tell you how many work items have been completed and how many are remaining based on the status and points.

The next chart is the Velocity Meter chart which tells you how the user has been performing in each sprint. Based on this report, you can assign sprints to the user in the future. This chart can be viewed based on estimation points and the number of work items.

The next chart is the Progress Meter chart. Here each user's progress is tracked by merits such as Sprint, Status, Work Item Type and Progress.

If you'd like to know about all of these charts in detail, check out our help document. If you need further assistance, do write to support@zohosprints.com. We'll be happy to you help you out!

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