What each of the six analytics pages answers, and why some of them are admin-only.
Last updated Fri Sep 04
Analytics in the side drawer. It isn't a single dashboard — it's six pages, each grouped around one kind of decision rather than around one screen of the app:
| Page | What it's for |
|---|---|
| Overview | The starting point — the headline picture across the institute. |
| Students & Risk | Which individual students need attention. |
| Academics | Exam and assessment performance. |
| Attendance | Attendance together with punctuality. |
| Payments | Fees charged against fees actually collected. |
| Operations | How the institute is running day to day. |
Payments and Operations are admin-only. If you're a teacher or coordinator, those two won't appear in your Analytics group — that's the intended access split, not a missing page.
Most pages accept a class filter, and the class you pick is carried in the page's own address. That means a filtered view can be bookmarked or pasted to a colleague and it will open on the same class for them — provided they have access to that page in the first place.
The analytics section was reorganised from a single six-tab dashboard into these separate pages. Older bookmarks and saved links still resolve:
?tab= style) land on the matching page.In every case the class you had selected is carried across, so you don't lose your filter. There's no need to hunt down and update old links.