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Your team dashboard

This is where you read how your team is doing across campaigns. Check it regularly so you catch quiet stretches before they set in.

You get a per-volunteer picture: who has mapped groups, who is sharing, who is reporting, and how their numbers compare. Read it as a list of conversations to have, not a scoreboard. A low report rate usually means a volunteer is doing the work and skipping the report, not that they did nothing. So before you judge the number, find out what is behind it. Look for the volunteer who started strong and tapered off. That is often the easiest person to bring back.

  1. Open Dashboard. You see only your own team.
  2. The three cards at the top show Total messengers, Total shares, and Total reports.
  3. Weekly activity compares this week to last across Messengers active, Networks engaged, Assets shared, and Reports filed.
  4. Team performance lists your team, with Messengers, Shares, Reports, Networks, and Report rate. Open the row to see each volunteer. Here Report rate means engaged networks divided by assigned networks, coloured green at 70 percent or more, amber from 40 to 69, and red below 40.
  5. Where we are lists the states your team’s networks are in. Select a state to expand it into cities.