We’re thrilled to announce that the new Analytics tab has progressed from beta and is now available for all users. It provides a quick overview of different aspects of your data so that you can start exploring without having to configure any charts or reports.
While the previously released Report templates made it easy to create content to share with others, the Analytics tab provides instant access to the key charts and metrics for your own consumption .
To begin with, the Analytics tab contains three sections, Completed work , Timings , and Key metrics .
Learn from chart summaries
Each chart comes with a summary text shown on the left side of the chart. The summary describes the data shown in the chart. If you are not certain what some number or label in the chart means, check the summary for more detail.
It is not always obvious what different numbers or labels in the chart actually mean. The chart summary explains it in plain English.
Click through to individual tasks
Summaries contain clickable links.
Clicking a link opens a modal displaying a list of tasks, revealing the data behind the numbers.
This is a great way to explore the data as you can first see the big picture in the chart, understand what the chart represents by reading the summary, and then click through to see the individual items behind the numbers.
Configure your personal view
The Analytics tab comes with its own settings and filters. You can access them by clicking the buttons on the top right.
Both the settings and the filters are personal to you only . Whatever you change here won’t have an effect on what others see. Consider the Analytics tab as your personal playground!
By default, the data is pulled from all of your data sources and you can narrow it down under the Data sources tab.
Summary
The Analytics tab contains a selection of charts that provides a quick and easy way for exploring your data. It is now available for all users. You can configure and filter the charts, and click through to see the individual items behind the numbers. Go ahead and give it a spin with your own data!
As always, I’d love to hear from you - just hit the reply button and let me know your thoughts on this release 
