Analytics: How To Use the Maintenance Pro Tasks Dashboard
The Tasks Dashboard provides a powerful, real-time view of both open and completed tasks across your fleet.
This guide walks through the key features, filters, and visual tools available, helping you stay on top of urgent work, track trends in task creation and closure, and identify bottlenecks by division, asset, or task type. Whether you're managing daily operations or analyzing long-term performance, the Tasks Dashboard gives you the insight you need to take action.
Key Features
1. Open Tasks at a Glance
Quickly assess your active workload:
Counters for critical vs non-critical tasks
Severity levels and task age
Assignment and due date status
Live filters to narrow by division, asset, or task type
Use this daily to triage issues, spot what's overdue, and catch unassigned tasks before they fall behind.
2. Recent Activity & Task Aging
See what’s newly raised and how long it’s been sitting:
A pre-filtered table of tasks from the past 7 days
A visual breakdown of how long tasks have remained open
An interactive table that updates based on applied filters
Ideal for shift handovers or morning check-ins when you need a fresh pulse on what’s come in.
3. KPI Cards with Built-In Filters
Quick stats that adjust to your view:
Percentage of assigned tasks
Tasks with due dates
Filterable directly by clicking on KPI values
Great for surfacing blind spots like overdue tasks or large volumes of unassigned work.
4. Task Analysis (Strategic View)
Zoom out to understand trends and performance:
KPIs: Average days to complete, tasks per month
Breakdown of task types and where they're being raised
Severity and frequency by division or asset
Perfect for spotting bottlenecks, identifying high-performing teams, or supporting long-term planning.
5. Closed Tasks & Backlog Tracking
Understand how fast you're closing the loop:
Backlog chart showing created vs completed tasks over time
Trend lines that highlight if you're keeping up or falling behind
Average days to complete by task type, asset, or division
Use this in retrospectives or performance reviews to measure progress and identify areas for improvement.