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Viewing key metrics and reports

You can view and filter key metrics and reports to help you understand and improve your software delivery process through data.

Anyone with access to GitHub Insights can view key metrics and reports.

GitHub Insights is available with GitHub One. For more information, see "GitHub's products."

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About metrics and reports

Data available in GitHub Insights are divided into key metrics and reports. For more information about available metrics, see "Metrics available with GitHub Insights."

You will only have access to the GitHub Insights data which you also have access to in GitHub Enterprise.

You can filter the data included in key metrics or reports by teams, repositories, or date range.

Viewing key metrics

  1. In GitHub Insights, click Key metrics.

    Key metrics tab

  2. Under Key metrics, click the name of the metric you want to view.

    List of key metrics

  3. Optionally, to filer all the metrics on the page, above the metrics, use the "Teams", "Repos", or date range drop-down menus.

    Filter drop-down menus

  4. Optionally, to view the events that occurred during a period, click the numbered circle over that period.

    Numbered circles to indicate events

Viewing reports

  1. In GitHub Insights, click Reports.

    Reports tab

  2. Under Reports, click the name of the report you want to view.

    List of reports

  3. Optionally, to filer all the metrics on the page, above the metrics, use the "Teams", "Repos", or date range drop-down menus.

    Filter drop-down menus

  4. Optionally, to view the events that occurred during a period, click the numbered circle over that period.

    Numbered circles to indicate events

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