As a Knowledge Manager, this dashboard provides a comprehensive view of the knowledge base's structure, engagement, and ownership. You can use it to monitor content performance, ensure alignment with organizational priorities, and identify areas requiring improvement. By understanding how content is distributed and utilized, you can make informed decisions to enhance the knowledge base, address gaps, and maintain balance across topics and regions. This high-level perspective empowers you to optimize the knowledge strategy and ensure it meets the needs of the organization effectively.
Count by Category
This bar chart shows the number of articles categorized under specific topics, such as HR policies and procedures, onboarding, or compensation and benefits. You can use this graph to identify which topics have the most or fewest articles, helping you spot gaps or over-represented areas in your knowledge base.
Count by Country
This pie chart breaks down your knowledge articles by country, showing where most of your content is relevant or tailored. You can use this data to ensure regional balance in your knowledge base, catering equally to all audiences.
Manager-Exclusive Content
This pie chart highlights how much of your knowledge base is restricted to managers. It divides the content into "true" (manager-exclusive) and "false" (accessible to all users). Use this graph to understand how much content is available for general employees versus managerial staff.
Most Viewed Articles
This bar chart lists the most-viewed articles in your knowledge base, ranked by view count. You can use this graph to understand which topics are most relevant or popular among users, helping you prioritize updates or create related content to meet user needs.
Count by Owner
This bar chart shows the number of articles created or managed by each content owner. You can use this data to assess workload distribution among contributors and identify who may need additional support or recognition.