The dashboard can be empty while your subscription is expired: once your On-call subscription expires or is disabled, alert ingestion has stopped and the dashboard produces no new analytics data, so the default time window is naturally empty — this is not data loss. A non-dismissable banner stays at the top of the page stating that the subscription has expired, that alert ingestion has stopped so no new analytics data is produced, and that historical data is unaffected and can still be viewed and exported. Historical data stays viewable and exportable, and everything resumes automatically after renewal. For the account-level explanation, see What happens when your subscription expires.
Key Features
Multi-dimensional Analysis
Expand from global and time dimensions to viewing by team, channel, individual, and other dimensions for a comprehensive understanding of team operations efficiency
Flexible Drill-down
Support drilling down from the global view to sub-dimensions for in-depth metric analysis and quick issue identification
Data Comparison
Compare data across different dimensions to discover differences and areas for improvement between teams
Data Export
Support exporting data to CSV files for further data analysis and report generation

Filter Conditions
When customizing filter conditions, the system remembers your selections. Even after refreshing the page, selected conditions are retained, but current user’s operations do not affect other users.Time Period Segmentation
When performing 24-hour on-call, to distinguish the different impacts on team members at different times, we divide time into three periods:
Metric Definitions
Converged incidents do not trigger notifications, as they are typically defined as ignorable incidents. Therefore, all metrics exclude converged incidents.
About MTTR
About MTTR
When calculating Mean Time To Resolve (MTTR), the system cannot precisely determine whether an incident was resolved due to personnel intervention. Therefore, individual MTTR data is not included when calculating overall MTTR.Incident resolution may involve various scenarios:
- Automatic recovery triggered by automatic alerts
- Manual closure by personnel
- Automatic system timeout closure
- Multiple members participating in handling the same incident
About Data Latency
About Data Latency
Since the system needs time to calculate data, there may be approximately one hour of delay when querying current data.
Alert TOP
The global dimension allows viewing TOP 20 data for alert check items and alert resources:Data Download and Export
- Data Download
- Data Export
All dimensions support downloading dashboards in PDF format for further data analysis and report generation.

Export Limitations
Usage Statistics
In addition to the insights dashboard, Flashduty On-call provides a Usage Statistics page to view overall resource usage trends. Usage statistics include charts for the following dimensions:
Usage statistics help you understand overall platform usage for capacity planning and cost assessment.
FAQ
How can I query older data?
How can I query older data?
Currently, insights supports querying up to the last 2 years (720 days) of data (the exact limit depends on your plan). For older data, use the API Query.
Why can't I view data at daily granularity when the time range exceeds 31 days?
Why can't I view data at daily granularity when the time range exceeds 31 days?
The dashboard line chart supports a maximum of 31 data points, so when the query time range exceeds 31 days, daily granularity viewing is not available.
What happens to the insights data after my subscription expires?
What happens to the insights data after my subscription expires?
After the subscription expires, alert ingestion stops, so no new statistics are produced. Historical data is unaffected — you can still view and export it.
Related Topics
What is an Incident
Learn about basic incident concepts and lifecycle
Search and View Incidents
Master incident list and details page usage
