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Understanding LinearB Metrics

How to - Work with team dashboard

How to - Work with team dashboard. Team dashboard is the "home" of the team. In this dashboard view we are giving the teams a set of operational tools to manage their day to day tasks, to identify an…

Updated 3 months ago by Boaz Dremer

How to - Understanding Releases

How to - Understanding Releases. LinearB is detecting releases and following the release count in several metrics (Deployments, Deploy Frequency). Releases are counted on the repository level and cou…

Updated 3 months ago by Boaz Dremer

How is Cycle Time Calculated?

How is Cycle Time Calculated. Cycle time calculates the average time it takes for engineering tasks to go through the different phases of the software delivery process, from the first code commit to…

Updated 3 months ago by Betsy Rogers

WorkerB Estimated Review Time

What is Estimated Review Time? LinearB estimates the time it would take to do an initial review for a pull request. This feature is available in our Slack integration, both in team notifications as w…

Updated 1 month ago by Betsy Rogers

What is included in my Notifications Center?

LinearB provides users with a 'home' for system notifications. All system notifications are located in the same place, and you are able to control/dismiss notifications after consuming them. The notification center will be available on the top right corner of your screen.

Updated 3 months ago by Betsy Rogers

Understanding Metrics Dashboards

Your Metrics tab has several pre-built dashboards available. You can also build as many personal custom dashboards as you would like. Learn more about building custom dashboards here: How Do I Build…

Updated 1 month ago by Betsy Rogers

Metrics Community Benchmarks

Metrics Community Benchmarks. LinearB is using its community benchmarks in order to provide a ‘traffic light’ estimation regarding the quality of specific metrics. LinearB is collecting metrics value…

Updated 3 months ago by Boaz Dremer

How Do I Build a Metrics Dashboard?

Creating custom dashboards in LinearB allows you to build custom metrics reports focusing in on team, individual, or repo metrics. You can create as many new dashboards as you like. Dashboards can be kept private to your user account, or made public to your whole team.

Updated 3 months ago by Betsy Rogers

What are LinearB Burnout Indicators?

Avoid burnout and cognitive overload by monitoring and balancing your team's workload.

Updated 3 months ago by Betsy Rogers

What is a Daily Digest?

A daily digest notifies a Slack channel daily about your most active story, stuck work, and pull requests with a lot of discussion. These can be configured for your specific teams, and sent daily via…

Updated 3 months ago by Betsy Rogers

Where Can I Find Repository-Level Metrics?

LinearB's Metrics view allows you to build reports specific to any repo linked to LinearB. If you use services, this is a great way to monitor service-level performance.

Updated 3 months ago by Betsy Rogers

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