Weekly Pulse

Weekly Pulse rolls up the meetings of the teams you oversee, so you can see how the week went without opening each report. Open it from the sidebar. Every row links to the place where you read or fix it.

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Who sees it

Other people don’t see Weekly Pulse. The line under the page title says whose teams it counts: every team in your organization, or the teams you facilitate. Home shows a short Weekly Pulse card to the same people, with the last 7 days’ figures and the first items that need attention. Select Open to go to the full page.

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Choose the period

The page opens on the Last 7 days, up to now. Teams meet on different days of the week, so the last 7 days include each weekly team’s latest meeting. To look further back, select the back arrow. Earlier periods are complete calendar weeks, Monday to Sunday, in your organization’s reporting time zone. Use the arrows to move one week at a time, or select Last 7 days to return. If the reporting time zone differs from yours, the page says which time zone the weeks follow. Meeting times still show in your own time zone. An administrator sets the reporting time zone in Configuration, under Reporting calendar. Figures are compared with the 7 days, or the week, before.

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At a glance

Cancelled meetings are not counted.

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Last 8 weeks

Two charts cover the eight calendar weeks up to the current week, or up to the week you are viewing:

• Meetings: each week’s meetings, split into analyzed, without a report, and under way or to come.
• Average score: each week’s average score, out of 10.

Select an earlier week in either chart to open that week’s Weekly Pulse. The current week is still in progress, so it does not open.

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Needs attention

Needs attention lists what needs action now, whichever period you are viewing. Select an item to read what it means. Each item links to where you can act on it. When only an owner or administrator can make the change, the item says so. The count beside Weekly Pulse in the sidebar is the number of items here. A team’s failed meetings count as one item.

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Teams

Teams has one row for each team that met in the period or has missed two or more meetings in a row. Each row shows:

• The team’s last 12 finished meetings as a strip of marks: Analyzed, No report, or Over the monthly limit. Point to a mark to see its date and its score, or why it has no report.
• The team’s latest score, its change from the meeting before, and a line of recent scores. If the latest score is older than the period, its date appears beside it. No recent score means none of the last 12 meetings has a report.
• For owners and administrators, who facilitates the team, or No facilitator.
• A flag once the team has missed two or more meetings in a row, such as Missed 4 in a row. Never analyzed means none of the team’s meetings has a report yet.

Teams that need a look come first, with the longest run of missed meetings leading. Teams with no meeting in the period are named in one line at the end.

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Highlights

When Insights is on for your organization, Highlights lists the period’s high and critical impact headlines and issues from the teams on the page that you can read in Insights. Critical items come first. All headlines opens Headlines.

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Activity

Owners and administrators also see Activity:

• How many people with access used TenTenor in the last 30 days, earlier, or never. Suspended people are not counted.
• Teams using it least: the teams where the smallest share of their members used TenTenor in the last 30 days.

Select Members or See who to open Members, sorted by Last active.