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Blind to Where Engineering Time Goes?
Leaders can't explain why features take so long to ship. Is it coding? Reviews? Waiting? Without visibility, it's impossible to improve.
Cycle Time Breakdown
- •See exactly where time goes: coding, review, and waiting periods
- •Identify bottlenecks slowing down your delivery pipeline
- •Track trends over time to measure improvement
- •DORA metrics benchmarked against industry standards

Review Bottlenecks Slowing You Down?
PRs sit for days waiting for reviews. The same 2-3 people review everything while others barely participate. Knowledge stays siloed.
Review Network Visualization
- •See who reviews whose code with interactive network graphs
- •Identify review bottlenecks and imbalanced workloads
- •Spot isolated team members who need more engagement
- •Balance review load across the team fairly

Knowledge Silos Creating Risk?
Critical code is owned by one person. If they leave or get sick, nobody knows how it works. Bus factor of 1 is a business risk.
File Hotspots & Knowledge Silo Detection
- •Identify high-churn files that need attention
- •Spot single-contributor code before it becomes a problem
- •See which areas have healthy knowledge distribution
- •Prioritize cross-training and documentation efforts

Need Board-Ready Metrics?
Every leadership meeting, you're scrambling to gather data. Explaining engineering performance to non-technical stakeholders is exhausting.
Executive Summary Dashboard
- •One-page summary designed for leadership conversations
- •DORA metrics with industry benchmarking
- •Trend analysis showing quarter-over-quarter progress
- •Export to slides or share directly

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