An immediate overview of your team's day in the admin time tracking dashboard
Find out who's late, who your most productive and effective workers of the day are, who's slacking, and much more in the Admin dashboard.
How does the DeskTime dashboard work?

The DeskTime app logs everyone's time and activities throughout the workday.

A summary of the entire company's time tracking data for the day is available on the dashboard.

Screenshots with unproductive apps show up in the admin dashboard – spot them immediately.
Why our time tracking dashboard will become an irreplaceable part of your day
The entirety of your team's workday – all available in one single dashboard, accessible to company owners and admins.


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Frequently asked questions about DeskTime's admin dashboard
What is the summary of time tracking data in DeskTime?
A summary of the time tracking data gathered by DeskTime is available in the Dashboard section, which company owners and administrators can access. The employee productivity dashboard shows an overview of the team's performance on a given day – the overall productivity, the most productive and unproductive employees, the apps and websites used throughout the day, employees who are late and absent, and more. You can also filter the data by teams to see each team's performance that day.
What is the productivity dashboard?
The DeskTime dashboard shows the team's productivity and effectiveness for a given day. You can see the entire company's productivity pattern and filter the data by teams to see how each of them has been performing. The time tracking dashboard also lists the most productive and effective employees of the day and highlights those who have spent the most time on unproductive apps and websites. Additionally, the team productivity dashboard will display screenshots of employees who had an unproductive app open or in the background when the screenshot was taken.
What are examples of productivity indicators?
DeskTime looks at productivity by measuring how much time is spent on work-related apps and websites (productive) and distracting sites (unproductive). The time spent on productive apps and URLs is divided by the total time spent at work that day, expressing the result as a productivity percentage. As a manager, you can then use this data to notice productivity trends, establishing a baseline – this way, you'll be able to spot deviations from the regular pattern of things and address any potential issues in a timely manner.
How do employers track daily productivity?
The easiest way for employers to track daily productivity is to use a time tracking app like DeskTime, which also measures everyone's productivity. As your team members track time and activities throughout the day, the app also measures their productivity depending on the productivity status given to each app and website they use. You can look at everyone's daily productivity stats and measure productivity in longer periods.
What are productivity metrics?
DeskTime measures two different productivity-related aspects. The first one is productivity – the percentage of time spent on productive apps and websites against the total time spent at work. The other metric DeskTime offers is effectiveness, measured as the amount of time spent using productive apps and URLs divided by the minimum number of hours employees should work each day. The effectiveness percentage keeps rising throughout the day and can even exceed 100% if your team members start working overtime.