# Delivery Insights

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The delivery insights dashboard provides information to the Development, Test & DevOps manager around the state of their software development process in the form of pipeline statistics. 

After you login to ISD application, click on **Dashboard**, then click on **Insights** and select **Delivery Insights**.

The Delivery insights dashboard shows up with different graphical views around the pipeline statistics. All the graphical views are timebound, by default it depicts the **last 7 days** data, which can be modified to **last 1 day**, or **last one month** or **last 6 months**.

The below graph depicts the number of deployments based on the filter selected (Whether in last 1 day, or in last 7 days, or in last one month, or in last 6 months)

![](/files/-MlOfDORXalAEfh975zU)

Following are the different graphical views of the pipeline execution statistics. The different pipeline statistics shown in the below graphs include the following.

1. Count of most active pipelines:  Number of times the pipeline was executed within the given time period filter selected.
2. Count of most successful pipelines: Most number of times the pipeline was executed successfully within the given time period filter selected.
3. Count of most failed pipelines: Most number of times the pipeline failed within the given time period filter selected.
4. Count of fastest pipelines: Lists the pipelines which took the least time to execution.
5. Count of slowest pipelines: List the pipelines that took the highest time to execute.
6. Count of number of times Manual Judgement stage was triggered during pipeline execution

![](/files/-MlOfPePAgS1H0Z4tVs3)


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