> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://support.hirify.fr/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Build a dashboard, set a target, and get it analyzed > Describe in plain language what you want to track, set a target on a metric, and ask for an analysis of your dashboard Access: Hub plan, administrator or manager role. Analytics builds a recruiting dashboard from a sentence written in plain language. ## Describe your dashboard in plain language In the sidebar, under **My workspace**, click **Analytics**. If you haven't saved a dashboard yet, the studio opens straight away. Otherwise, click **New dashboard**. Under **Starting points**, five cards are offered: **Pipeline health**, **Velocity and delays**, **Sourcing and quality**, **Staffing cockpit**, and **Interview activity**. One click opens the matching dashboard without a generation step. Under **Or describe it**, the field shows the hint "Describe the dashboard you want to build". Write what you want to track, then click **Generate**. The / key puts the cursor in this field from anywhere on the page. The steps show as they happen, then the blocks appear. **Stop** interrupts the build and takes you back to the studio. Each card carries a badge: **Available**, **Partial**, **Waiting for data**, or **Requires a connected ATS**. A waiting card can't be clicked. When data is missing, the **See how to unlock →** link leads to the Data reliability page. On a **Requires a connected ATS** card, that link doesn't show. What's expected there is connecting your ATS. ## Read the resulting dashboard The dashboard has a title, a summary sentence, then a discreet line showing **Built in N s** or **Instant render**, followed by the number of blocks. After a build, the **Step details** button reopens the list of steps followed. A dashboard opened from a starting point shows instantly, with no steps to detail, so the button doesn't appear. Blocks take the form that best suits the measure: key figures in a strip, bars, line charts, conversion funnels, histograms, and tables. Until you click **Save**, the dashboard only exists on this page. ## Adjust the dashboard with a new request The bottom bar shows the hint "Refine: “add the rejection rate by department, switch to 6 months”". Write your correction, then click **Send**. Each applied request stays displayed above the bar, prefixed with "You:". **Back to the studio** starts again from a blank page. Leaving the page after a build or an adjustment asks for confirmation: "This dashboard isn't saved. Leave without saving?" The browser's Back button doesn't trigger this confirmation. ## Set a target on a metric A target goes on a saved dashboard that you own. It only goes on a block that shows a single number. From the sidebar or from your list of dashboards. It appears in the block's header, with the tooltip **Set a target**. The **Block target** window shows the block's title and asks for a **Target value**. The block's unit shows to the right of the field. Click **Save**. The block then shows a **Target** badge followed by the value. When the measure has a known direction of improvement, its color shows whether the target is met. ## Edit or remove a target Open the same block again. The icon now has the tooltip **Edit target**. Change the value and click **Save**, or click **Remove** to clear it. The block goes straight back to showing no target. ## Get the dashboard analyzed On a saved dashboard, the **Analyze this dashboard** button asks for a reading of the figures shown. While it runs, it shows **Analyzing…**. The analysis covers the current view, filters included. Observations appear in two places: * Those about a specific block sit behind that block's info marker. * The others show in a banner above the dashboard. A line sums up the result: **Analysis · 1 observation**, **Analysis · N observations**, or **Analysis · nothing to report**. Once the analysis is in, the button becomes **Run analysis again**. The **Refresh** button next to it recalculates the figures. The **Refreshed at** mention gives the time of the last calculation. ## Who can use Analytics (from the Hub plan, admin or manager role) Analytics requires two conditions together: an organization on the Hub plan or above, and the **Admin** or **Manager** role. The **Analytics** and **Data reliability** entries only appear in the sidebar when both are met. A member who reaches the page anyway sees a **Restricted access** screen: "Dashboards are available to your organization's admins and managers only." The difference between administrator and manager is about access, not content. Both roles see the same figures. ## Good to know * A target only goes on a single-number block. Charts, funnels, and tables don't accept one. * Targets go on a saved dashboard. In the studio, the target icon isn't offered. * The analysis only reads the data shown on screen, filters included. It doesn't look anywhere else. * Without a connected ATS, your dashboards only cover interviews run in Hirify. A banner at the top of the studio reminds you. * A built dashboard doesn't save itself. Without a click on **Save**, it's lost when you leave the page. * The starting-point cards depend on the data actually in your account. A grayed-out card isn't a malfunction. It's data that's missing. Keep a dashboard, share it, and find it again. See what's available and the action that unlocks the rest.