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A range selector offers 7, 30 (default) or 90 days.

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Headline figures

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Submissions over time

An overlaid area chart of submissions, accepted and denied per day. The three series are drawn on the same baseline rather than stacked, so read each against the axis instead of adding them up.
Every point is plotted against the day the application was submitted, not the day it was decided.An application submitted on Monday and accepted on Friday adds to Monday’s accepted count. The chart shows the fate of each day’s intake — it is not a timeline of reviewer activity.
Days with no submissions are omitted entirely rather than drawn as zero, so a quiet period appears as a gap.

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Applicant funnel

Where applicants drop off between opening a panel and a decision.
Started and Abandoned come from activity tracking rather than saved records, because no submission exists for them. The resolved counts come from the submissions themselves.If Started reads zero while submissions exist, the activity events did not arrive — the submission counts are still accurate.
Completion rate is capped at 100%. Activity events expire after 90 days while submissions persist, which can otherwise make completions exceed starts. A rate pinned at exactly 100% usually means missing start events, not perfect conversion.

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Question drop-off

How many answers each submitted application carried, bucketed by count — a way to see which applications arrive incomplete.
This is not abandonment. An applicant who closes the form without submitting leaves no record at all, so they are not in this chart. It measures short submissions, not lost applicants.
Two real limitations:
  • It reads questions from the most recently updated panel only. On a server with several panels, the labels may not belong to the panel whose numbers you are reading.
  • The card is hidden whenever that panel’s own question list is empty — including panels that keep their questions under a form. Button count has nothing to do with it.

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Top reviewers

The ten most active reviewers, with how many they reviewed, accepted and denied.
Accept % is calculated against everything a reviewer resolved, not just their accept-versus-deny split.An Unknown reviewer row is the automatic system — auto-deny sweeps and member-leave rules.

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Data retention

Activity events are kept for 90 days, which is why 90 days is the longest available range. Nothing older can be reported on.