Leanmote turns connected operational data into decisions through five areas of analysis. Where you reach them depends on your organization, because the navigation is changing — but the areas, and the numbers in them, are the same either way.
Where they live
Look at your sidebar.
If it has a Context entry, the delivery, cost and AI areas are tabs you add to a view: one screen, one set of filters, as many tabs as the question needs. Strategic Overview stays its own entry. See What is Context?.
If it lists Performance Delivery, Project Financials and AI Return separately, each is its own destination with its own filters. That's the layout most organizations are still on, and nothing about it is going away under your feet.
The five areas
Performance Delivery — operational delivery quality and speed. Most teams open this first.
Project Financials — investment efficiency and output by project and team.
AI Return — adoption and impact of AI-assisted engineering tools.
Strategic Overview — leadership-level engineering health and trend direction.
Bottleneck Insights — friction detection across workflow stages. This one is not a dashboard in either layout: it's a section of the Actions Hub, with Alerts and Agents.
How teams use them
Managers run weekly execution reviews on Performance Delivery and Bottleneck Insights.
Directors run cross-team trend and capacity reviews on Strategic Overview and Project Financials.
Executives run monthly strategic reviews on Strategic Overview, segmented by team or project.
The shared filtering model
The same filter dimensions apply everywhere, so once you learn one you've learned them all:
Date range — the usual presets, or a custom range.
Team — one or many.
Repository / project / board — scope to specific data sources.
Work items — segment by issue type.
What differs is the scope of a filter. In Context the filters belong to the view, so every tab in it answers with the same scope — you set the period once and delivery, cost and AI all follow. In the older layout each dashboard carries its own, and you re-apply them as you move between screens.
Saved filter combinations are called Views in both. See What is a View? for the older model and Building a view in Context for the newer one.
Recommended cadence
Weekly — team operational review on Performance Delivery + Bottleneck Insights.
Monthly — leadership review on Strategic Overview + Project Financials.
Quarterly — recalibration of targets and investment using rolling history.
Related articles
What is Context?
Performance Delivery
Project Financials
Strategic Overview
Bottleneck Insights
AI Return