The Team dashboard provides you with insight across all of your team's Turtl Docs. Here, you can find out how many readers you have overall within your team, how they are reading your Turtl Docs, and which Docs are the most popular.

To access the Team dashboard, under "Analyze" in the left toolbar, click either "Content", "Audience", or "Personalization", which are shortcuts to the part of the dashboard you’re interested to see first.

The dashboard is split into 3 tabs: Content, Audience, and Personalization. You can navigate between these near the top of the dashboard.

There are filters at the top of the dashboard to select from. The available filters vary between the tabs and any you will see any unavailable filters greyed out. By default, you can see one row of filters but simply click on the "Show all filters" on the top right of the filters to show all filters available.

Throughout the dashboard, you’re also able to see comparisons that show how metrics have changed over time. You can view these comparisons as either:

First switch on comparisons using the toggle to the right of the tab titles. To change how the comparisons are calculated, use the dropdown once enabled.

Comparison metrics show the difference in percentage by default but simply hover over any comparison metrics to see the absolute difference.

In tables throughout the dashboard, you can use the following functionality.

You can switch on/off the comparison metrics using the toggle above the top right of the table.

You can show/hide any of the available columns by clicking the button in the top right corner of the table.

You can sort any of the tables by clicking on any of the column headers. You’ll be able to see how the table is currently sorted as an arrow will appear next to the column header.

You can search tables by clicking the search icon next to a table title.

There is a number in brackets next to the title column of each table. This number shows the amount of rows within the table.

The content tab is where to go to view data across your Docs, including the ability to deep dive into performance across workspaces, topics, labels, content types, sources, devices and locations.

You can filter the data in the following ways by using the dropdown menus at the top of the page:

The below key metrics are available on the content tab:

The overview graph shows a line for reads over the filtered time period, as well as a line showing reads for the comparison period. Hover over the graph on a particular date to see the specific numbers for that date.

There is a table that goes into more detail on your content. By default, the table will show a list of Docs and their associated metrics, but you can switch the table to view it by other dimensions using the dropdown above the table.

Other dimensions include:

When viewing the table by Docs, the below metrics/columns are available:

When viewing the table, the below metrics/columns are available:

When viewing the table, the below metrics/columns are available:

The audience tab is where to go to view data about the audience of your Docs as well as dive into individual reader behavior.

You can filter the data in the following ways by using the dropdown menus at the top of the page:

The below key metrics are available on the audience tab:

The overview graph shows a line for known readers and unknown readers over the filtered time period. You can also see a vertical line showing dates with signups. Hover over the graph on a particular date to see the specific numbers for that date.

This bar chart shows a visual representation of the amount of readers in the below segments, split into both known and unknown readers:

Hover over any of the bars to see the total number of known and unknown readers in each segment.

The readers table shows all readers (both known and unknown, unless filtered) and associated information and metrics. The information available includes:

The personalization tab is where to go to view data across all your personalizations, as well as dive into the performance across top base Docs, personalizers and personalizations.

You can filter the data in the following ways by using the dropdown menus at the top of the page:

The below key metrics are available on personalization tab:

A side by side table view showing high level information about top base docs and top personalizers, sorted by avg. read time by default. The metrics available are:

The table shows all personalizations and includes the following information/metrics:

There are two reports that you can download from your dashboards using the "Download" button on the top right of the dashboard, an Overview report and a Reads report with more metrics available.

Find out more about the Overview report and Reads report.