Annotation work completed
In the "Annotation work completed"- table you can view how much time your team members have spent labeling and how many tasks they completed in that time.
The name and email address of the team member. You can use both to sort the table content in alphabetical order.
The amount of tasks submitted during the selected time interval. All task types are counted (annotate, correct, review) as well as all task categories (demo, training, examination, production).
You can sort the team members either by highest to lowest or lowest to highest amount of tasks completed.
The amount of active time spent working on tasks in the app during the selected time interval. Active time is accumulated while a user has a task open and is actively working on it (i.e. moving around, interacting). When a user has been inactive in for more than 3 minutes the timer is paused, and resumed when the user is active again.
The time is available for submitted as well as expired tasks. Non submitted tasks are not included in this metric. If you have worked on an assignment over multiple days, the total time for that assignment will be accounted for on the final day, ie the day that the assignment is submitted or expired.
You can sort the team members either by highest to lowest or lowest to highest amount of time worked.
The content of the table can be filtered using three different filters.
By clicking on the displayed date you can open a calendar. This allows you to apply a custom date interval, with the limitation that you can't access data that is more than one month old.
By selecting a project, only team members that have worked on tasks in the selected project within the time interval will be shown. For this team members only task done and time spent in that project will be displayed.
By selecting a request, only team members that have worked on tasks in the selected request within the selected time interval will be shown in the table. For this team members only task done and time spent in that request will be displayed.
