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Analytics Panel

Overview of how to use the Analytics Panel in Insights.

1.0 Introduction

The Analytics Panel is the central hub of Insights, giving you a streamlined view of data trends, exportable reports, and AI-powered summaries.

2.0 Analytics Panel

Use these steps to access all of the functionality within the Analytics Panel:

1. Open the Analytics Panel:

  • Click any road link to display the Analytics Panel

2. Resize the Panel:

  • Drag the bottom edge to adjust vertically
  • Drag the side edge to adjust horizontally

3. Moving the Analytics Panel:

  • Click and drag the top header to reposition the panel anywhere on the screen

4. View Directional Data:

  • Use the dropdown menu in the top-left corner to select a direction of travel
  • Options vary by roadway:
    • One-way / median-separated roads: one direction only
    • Bi-directional roads: Aggregated, Direction A, or Direction B 

5. Generate an AI Summary:

  • Click the AI Summary button (top-right) to generate a summary for the current direction of travel

6. Review Insights:

  • The Insights scorecard (top of the panel) summarizes overall metrics for the selected time period

7. Review Trends:

  • The Trends section displays a heat chart of data by day of week and time period
  • Values are based on the time range set in the Time Dropdown in the top action bar

8. Review Details:

  • The Details section shows roadway metadata for the selected link

9. Edit Speed Limits:

  • In the Details section:
    • Locate the Speed Limit row
    • Click the Edit (✏️) icon next to the speed value

    ⚠️NOTE: you can batch edit speed limits by selecting multiple links and editing them together in the Analytics Panel.

    10. Export a PDF:

    • Click the Export PDF button (top-right)
    • The PDF includes only the data currently visible in the panel
    • The map image is captured from your viewport (without the panel)

    ⚠️NOTE: Adjust your viewport before exporting to ensure the PDF shows the desired study area

    11. Save Area:

    • Click the New Area button (top-right) to save the location associated with the analytics
    • Saved areas can be reused in reports and workflows

    12. Create a Workflow:

    • Click the Create Workflow button (top-right)
    • You’ll be prompted to save the location as an area
    • The saved area becomes the workflow location, and you’ll be guided to the workflow criteria page to set:
      • Notification frequency
      • Rules and Conditions
      • Workflow Name

    13. Bookmark Area:

    • Bookmark a location to drop a visual pin on the map
    • Add bookmarks through the Layer Manager
    • Bookmarks are visual markers only and do not include analytics