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# How to use Team data analysis?
## Team Data Dashboard
"Team Report" is a data dashboard in the D5 team management backend, which displays core metrics and charts, mainly for enterprise managers to easily overview their team's current status.
Team Data Dashboard
## Counting and Displaying
All metrics in the dashboard support customized timeframe picking and switching between “daily”, “weekly” and “monthly” data displays.
We provide 5 presets for quick counting:
* Last 7 days
* Last 4 weeks
* Last 8 weeks
* Last 6 months
* Last 12 months
Customize timeframe counting & display by day/week/month
## Data Dashboard and Calculation Method
1. **Active Members**
The number of weekly unique active users within a specified time range
> **Active members** are defined as users who have launched D5 Render client with their D5 accounts logged in
2. **Active Member Rate**
The number of unique active users in the team during the current week within a specified time range / the current total number of team members
3. **Number of rendered works**
The total number of rendered works completed by all accounts in the team on a certain day
4. **Number of new projects**
The total number of newly created projects by all accounts in the team on a certain day
5. **Average rendering time (s)**
The sum of rendering time for all accounts in the team / the number of rendering works on a certain day.
6. **Number of Tour Projects**
The sum of the number of tour projects created in the specified period
7. **Number of 3DGS Projects**
The sum of the number of 3DGS projects created in the specified period
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