Who has access?
- Grammarly Business and Grammarly for Education admins
- Grammarly Business and Grammarly for Education account managers
- Grammarly Business users (view only)
Grammarly’s analytics dashboard allows you to explore your team’s aggregated writing activity across several dimensions, such as interactions with Grammarly and improvements in writing over time.
To see which team members are actively using Grammarly and information about their usage, check out team usage analytics.
Topics covered in this article:
What’s available?
Active Team Members
This graph shows how many team members are currently using Grammarly, which can help you optimize seat allocation:
Note: You can send reminders to team members with pending invitations by clicking Remind Invited in the right-side panel. This option will appear only if All members is selected as the data set.
Writing Sessions Improved
This graph will help you understand how Grammarly improves your team’s written communication:
Grammarly Suggestions
This graph helps you understand how your team members interact with Grammarly's suggestions. You can look at the suggestions by specific outcomes to identify trends and areas of improvement. Additionally, you can combine multiple outcomes and apply any of the available views (e.g., by totals or by percentage).
Top 10 tones used by your team
This chart shows the top ten tones detected in your team’s communication to relay whether your team members are consistently making the right impression:
GrammarlyGO Usage
If GrammarlyGO is enabled for your team, this graph will show how many GrammarlyGO prompts your team members have used:
- Analytics data may be displayed with up to a 30-hour delay depending on your time zone.
- The data will not be displayed if there were fewer than two active team members in the selected time period.
- Admins and account managers can download raw data by clicking Export in the upper-right corner of the page. For more information, see How do I work with raw data exported from the Analytics page?
- Once a team member is removed, their data will not be taken into account for the entire time period.
What’s new?
- Dates are now displayed in ISO format.
- Panels on the right side now show the aggregate data for the selected date range instead of today’s value. You can see the daily values by hovering over the chart or by exporting the data.
Applying filters
Note: This feature is not available to team members with the user role.
You can filter analytics data by a user group or create a custom filter. To filter by a user group, click All members and select the box next to a group
To create a custom filter:
- Open the filters dropdown menu.
- Click Create custom filter:
- Enter the filter name and select the boxes next to the team members you’d like to include (minimum of 2, maximum of 1,000).
- Click Create Filter.
Note: You can create up to a maximum of 30 filters.
While any users with the admin or account manger role can filter by user groups, custom filters won’t be visible to other team members. You can also combine any number of filters by user group and custom filters in the same query:
When team members are added to a custom filter or a user group, their data will be included for the entire time period they have been a part of the subscription and not just since the day they were added to the filter or group.
Note: If a member is included in several groups, they will be accounted for only once in aggregated statistics and graphs.
To edit or delete a custom filter, open the filters dropdown menu and click on the pencil icon next to a filter:
Setting the date range
You can choose to view the data for the previous 7 days, the previous 30 days, or for a custom date range:
- You can only choose dates starting from April 1, 2021.
- The date format is YYYY/MM/DD.
For date ranges of 30 days or less, data will be grouped by day. For date ranges between 31 and 180 days, data will be grouped by week. For longer date ranges, data will be grouped by month.
Data will be grouped starting from the first day of the date range. For example, if you choose the time period from 4/1/21 to 5/31/21, you will see nine data points corresponding to the following date ranges: from 4/1/21 to 4/7/21, from 4/8/21 to 4/14/21, and so forth, ending with the days from 5/27/21 to 5/31/21. Here’s how it will appear:
Please note that the last data point corresponds to a range of only five days because the date range we chose, from 4/1/21 to 5/31/21 (or 61 days), can’t be broken down into a whole number of weeks.
Here’s how data will be grouped into 7-day and 30-day blocks depending on the graph:
- Active Team Members: The maximum number of daily active team members over the time period
- Writing Sessions Improved: Percentage of improved sessions over the time period
- Grammarly Suggestions:
- View by totals: The total value over the entire time period
- View by percentage: Percentage of the total number of suggestions that were accepted
- View per 100 words: The average number of suggestions per 100 words over the time period
- Tones Detected: The average percentages of tones used per day. The number of writing sessions during a day is not taken into account when calculating the average over a time period. For example, if Grammarly detected that 50 percent of your writing was in a friendly tone on day one, and 25 percent was in a friendly tone on day two, the resulting number for two days would be (50+25)/2=37.5 percent regardless of how much text you wrote on either day.