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# Insights

The deployment insights dashboard provides critical information for a DevOps manager or development leadership around the state of their software development process include DORA metrics - deployment frequency and fastest/slowest applications.

Get a high-level view of thousands of pipelines through a single dashboard to ensure operational feasibility and receive a diagnosis based on historical information. With Autopilot, you can now proactively improve the efficiency of your organization with a historical analysis of pipelines and deployments that can help identify bottlenecks and enhance collaboration to improve the CI/CD pipeline.

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Following are the insights provided by Autopilot.

1. **Pipeline insights**
2. [**Usage insights**](https://docs.opsmx.com/release-history/previous-releases/isd-4.0/admin/insights/usage-insights)
3. **Stage Insights**

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You can hide or show the the insights page by doing changes in the **app-config.json file.** To know more, refer[ Configuration Changes to Enable / Disable Insights Pages](https://docs.opsmx.com/additional-resources/configuration-changes-to-enable-disable-insights-pages).&#x20;
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