Frequently Asked Questions

How to turn on browser notifications

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What is the Natural Language Summary?

Know exactly what's going on in a glance using this semantic description of your team's performance.

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How often does my data refresh in Pathlight?

Paths with API connections automatically pull in new data every hour, but you can sync as frequently as your team needs.

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Why is my health score low?

Find out how health scores are constructed, so you know where to focus to bring up your score.

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What does the green highlighted cell mean?

You can highlight certain cells in a Path in green or red to reveal insights and trends.

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How are Health Scores calculated?

It's not magic. It's math (and Priority Levels).

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What are the morning emails I'm receiving from Pathlight?

Pathlight sends you morning emails to give you an actionable snapshot of your performance.

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Who uses Pathlight?

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How to add a priority to a metric

Metric priority levels are important: they not only help your team focus, but also factor into health scores and natural language summaries

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How to sync a Metric

See your data live with manually syncing

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How to navigate the sidebar

A quick overview of how to get around Pathlight

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How to examine the details of your data

By viewing query results, you can see exactly what data is contributing to the numbers you're seeing in Pathlight.

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Path Display Options

Use Path Display to see values, attainment (percent to goal), and deltas across a Path.

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