How to Use the Working Hours Heatmap

Introduction
The Working Hours Heatmap is a powerful visualization tool in our time tracking app designed to help users and teams analyze their productivity patterns. It provides a clear, visual representation of active working hours and days, allowing you to quickly identify trends and optimize schedules.

Sections:

1. Accessing the Heatmap

• Navigate to the Report tab of the Chrometa.
• Select Heatmap from the menu options.

2. Understanding the Heatmap Layout

• Rows represent the days of the week (Monday to Sunday).
• Columns represent the hours of the day (0:00 to 23:00).
• Each cell indicates the level of activity during that hour on a specific day. The darker the shade, the more active that period was.

3. Customizing Your View

• Use filters to view specific team members, date ranges, or projects.
• Adjust the time interval (daily, weekly, or monthly) to get insights for different time frames.

4. Benefits of Using the Heatmap

• Identify peak productivity: See when your team is most active.
• Optimize schedules: Adjust meeting times to avoid peak working hours.
• Spot gaps: Identify unproductive periods for potential improvements.

5. Tips for Getting the Most Out of Your Heatmap

• Regularly review the heatmap to identify changes in productivity trends.
• Compare individual and team heatmaps to understand differences in working habits.
• Use insights from the heatmap to adjust workload distribution and improve team performance.

Conclusion
The Working Hours Heatmap is an invaluable tool for optimizing productivity and understanding working patterns. Regularly check this feature to gain insights and make data-driven decisions for better time management.