Measure feedback with analytics

Track feedback volume, engagement, and response times to make data-driven product decisions.

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James Morton
Written By James MortonLast updated 11 days ago

Stop guessing what's working. The analytics dashboard shows you how feedback flows through your workspace, where users engage most, and how quickly your team responds.

Overview

Access analytics from Admin > Analytics in the sidebar. The dashboard has a left sidebar for switching between sections and a top bar for selecting the time period.

Sections

Section

What it shows

Overview

Summary cards with key metrics, activity chart

Feedback

Volume over time, breakdown by board and status

Changelog

Changelog entry performance

Users

Top contributors, active voters

Time periods

Select a preset range from the top bar:

Preset

Period

7 days

Previous week

30 days

Previous month

90 days

Previous quarter

12 months

Previous year

Click a metric card to see its trend in the main chart area.

Feedback volume

The volume chart shows how many posts your workspace receives over time. Toggle between daily, weekly, and monthly views to spot trends.

Volume by board

Break down volume by board to see which areas of your product generate the most feedback. A proportional bar list shows each board's share of total volume.

Volume by status

A donut chart shows how posts are distributed across statuses. Hover over segments to see exact counts and percentages.

Tip: A growing backlog of "Open" posts is normal as your user base grows. Focus on the ratio of new posts to triaged posts rather than the absolute count.

User engagement

Understand who's participating and how actively.

Active voters

Track the number of unique users who voted in the selected period. A rising voter count indicates growing community involvement.

Top contributors

A ranked list of users by total activity — posts submitted, votes cast, and comments left. Use this to identify your most engaged users.

Comment activity

See comment volume over time, split by:

  • User comments — feedback from portal users
  • Team replies — responses from your team members
  • Internal notes — private comments between team members

Tip: The ratio of team replies to user comments is a good proxy for responsiveness. Aim for at least one team reply per post with comments.

Response time

Measure how quickly your team engages with feedback.

Metric

Definition

Time to first response

Duration from post creation to the first team comment

Time to resolution

Duration from post creation to "Complete" or "Closed" status

Median response time

The midpoint response time (less skewed by outliers than average)

Response times are displayed as median values by default. You can toggle to show averages.

Warning: Posts without a team response or resolution are excluded from these calculations. Filter by board or segment to compare response times across different feedback categories.

Filter analytics

Narrow your analytics view using the filter bar at the top of the dashboard.

Date range

Select a preset range or define a custom one:

Preset

Period

Last 7 days

Previous week

Last 30 days

Previous month

Last 90 days

Previous quarter

Last 12 months

Previous year

Custom

Pick start and end dates

Board filter

Select one or more boards to scope all metrics to feedback in those categories.

Segment filter

Choose a user segment to see analytics for a specific customer group. Compare how enterprise customers engage versus free-tier users, or see response times for your highest-value accounts.

Tip: Combine board and segment filters for granular insights. For example, filter to "Feature Requests" board + "Enterprise" segment to see what your largest customers ask for most.

Next steps

  • Inbox — Triage and respond to feedback
  • Segments — Create user groups for filtered analytics
  • Roadmap — Turn analytics insights into a public plan

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