Access to People Analytics in Business Intelligence

Sep 06, 2023

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To help make life easier, we added a direct link to the People Analytics app right within Business Intelligence. Seamlessly transition from reporting to advanced analytics and supercharge your decision-making process. See the past, understand the present, and shape the future!

To help make life easier, we added a direct link to the People Analytics app right within Business Intelligence. Seamlessly transition from reporting to advanced analytics and supercharge your decision-making process. See the past, understand the present, and shape the future!

*Only available to admins with permissions to use Business Intelligence and People Analytics.

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