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The team needs aggregated statistics from the data in FinishLine on a regular basis. This is difficult to accomplish manually due to the complex data structure powering FinishLine. Let’s build a page for all our stats needs.
As an admin, I want to be able to create preset layouts of graphs representing data, so that guest users can access and view them.
As a lead, I want the ability to create custom presets of graphs and save them to the database, so that other users can access them to get an overview of the organization statistics.
As a guest user, I want to understand the financial and project statistics of the organization, so that I can make a positive impact in the team.
As a project lead, I want to view statistics for the progress of a specific car over a certain period, so that I can track its development and performance over time.
As a finance lead, I want to generate a breakdown of spending per car part for each team, so that I can identify areas where cost optimization is possible.
As a finance manager, I want to be able to track spending per team, so that I can accurately allocate budget for each team's car parts.
Success Metrics
New pages and sample URLS
Statistics pages
Dropdown nagivation
New chart page
Separate chart page
Some views, however, will have a start date and end date saved. For example a view titled "Report 2024" will have a start date of 2024/01/01 and end date of 2024/12/31. If this view or charts from this view are opened, there will be a default start date and end date, and the URLs will look something like this:
For all views, apart from UUID, also generate a permalink from the title. If the view is titled "Report 2024", the permalink should be something like report-2024. Add unique index to permalinks
Every view/graph should be linkable
Statistics page navigation:
New Graph form:
When the "new graph" button is clicked, you are taken to a new page where you can select the data, chart type, etc, and see a preview of the chart before it is created.
Form for creating a new visualization
Title: name of chart
Car: select one car
Team: select one team
Project: select one or more projects
Data: Select one or more data sources
Options:
Finance options
Budget
Engineering
Change requests (total, open)
Design reviews
Any other data specific to engineers
Group: select what to group data by
If nothing is selected to group by, the x axis will be time
Chart type: default will be line chart (time on x axis, count on y)
Specific Graph Details Page:
(see the URLs above for clarification on the timeframe in the "create view" page)
Create New View Page:
Post creation snackbar:
Sample charts:
Example: change requests over time
Car: …
Team: …
Project: Suspension 22A
Data: change requests
Example: comparing budgets of two projects by time
Project: Pedalbox 1.10.0 and Pedalbox 2.7.0
Data: budget
Timeframes will not match, so y axis should be time from start of whatever (project/car/team)
Example: Bar chart comparing overall budgets of multiple projects
Project: Projects A, B, and C
Data: budget
Group by: project
Chart type: bar
Example: Pie chart comparing overall budgets of multiple projects
Project: Projects A, B, and C
Data: budget
Group by: project (if nothing is selected for grouping, it will default to a line chart)
Chart type: pie
Example: Pie chart comparing the number of change requests for all heads (or leads) of a team:
Overview
The team needs aggregated statistics from the data in FinishLine on a regular basis. This is difficult to accomplish manually due to the complex data structure powering FinishLine. Let’s build a page for all our stats needs.
Stakeholders
Product Stakeholder: @martin0he , @ninest , @naishahmistry
Software Stakeholder: @martin0he
Reference Users:
User Story
As an admin, I want to be able to create preset layouts of graphs representing data, so that guest users can access and view them.
As a lead, I want the ability to create custom presets of graphs and save them to the database, so that other users can access them to get an overview of the organization statistics.
As a guest user, I want to understand the financial and project statistics of the organization, so that I can make a positive impact in the team.
As a project lead, I want to view statistics for the progress of a specific car over a certain period, so that I can track its development and performance over time.
As a finance lead, I want to generate a breakdown of spending per car part for each team, so that I can identify areas where cost optimization is possible.
As a finance manager, I want to be able to track spending per team, so that I can accurately allocate budget for each team's car parts.
Success Metrics
New pages and sample URLS
Statistics pages
Dropdown nagivation
New chart page
Separate chart page
Sample page URLs:
/statistics
/statistics/<view id>
/statistics/<view id>/new
/statistics/<view id>/<graph id>
When the date is updated:
/statistics/<view id>?startDate=<start date>&endDate=<end date>
/statistics/<view id>/<graph id>?startDate=<start date>&endDate=<end date>
Some views, however, will have a start date and end date saved. For example a view titled "Report 2024" will have a start date of 2024/01/01 and end date of 2024/12/31. If this view or charts from this view are opened, there will be a default start date and end date, and the URLs will look something like this:
/statistics/report-2024-id?startDate=2024-01-01&endDate=2024-12-31
/statistics/report-2024-id/<graph id>?startDate=2024-01-01&endDate=2024-12-31
For all views, apart from UUID, also generate a permalink from the title. If the view is titled "Report 2024", the permalink should be something like
report-2024
. Add unique index to permalinksEvery view/graph should be linkable
Statistics page navigation:
New Graph form:
When the "new graph" button is clicked, you are taken to a new page where you can select the data, chart type, etc, and see a preview of the chart before it is created.
Form for creating a new visualization
Options:
Finance options
Budget
Engineering
Change requests (total, open)
Design reviews
Any other data specific to engineers
Group: select what to group data by
If nothing is selected to group by, the x axis will be time
Chart type: default will be line chart (time on x axis, count on y)
Specific Graph Details Page:
(see the URLs above for clarification on the timeframe in the "create view" page)
Create New View Page:
Post creation snackbar:
Sample charts:
Example: change requests over time
Example: comparing budgets of two projects by time
Example: Bar chart comparing overall budgets of multiple projects
Example: Pie chart comparing overall budgets of multiple projects
Example: Pie chart comparing the number of change requests for all heads (or leads) of a team:
Rollout
TODO
Out of Scope
TODO
Background / Context
Previous product analytics epic: #228
Previous statistics epic: #531
Acceptance Criteria & Mock-ups
https://www.figma.com/file/qmXuySSwfiD942HwmSSEMe/NER-Product-and-Design?type=design&node-id=6557-15222&mode=design&t=qCilVA6dnedepINu-0
Tickets
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