The PPC Dashboard shows how well your team is delivering against the plan, tracking Task PPC and Task Day PPC across your publication history.
The PPC dashboard shows two KPIs side by side, Task PPC and Task Day PPC.

Task PPC counts tasks as pass or fail between two publication dates. A task scores 1 if all its planned working days in the window were completed, and 0 if not. The final PPC is the sum of those scores divided by the number of tasks planned in the window.
Task Day PPC takes the average percentage of planned working days completed per task. This means a task that was 80% done gets partial credit, rather than being counted as a failure.
The trend chart tracks both Task PPC and Task Day PPC across your full publication history, so you can spot patterns and see whether performance is improving.

Use the toggle above the chart to switch between 
Hover over any date on the chart
A tooltip will appear showing:
The publication date
Task PPC - e.g. "0 / 9 completed"
Task Day PPC - e.g. "Avg. of 37 tasks"
See also Changing the Published Version
Two tables show performance for the latest publication side by side, one grouped by Subcontractor, one by Task Owner.

In both the Subcontractor and Task Owner table, each row shows:
Task PPC (%)
Completed vs Planned Tasks (fraction)
Task Day PPC (%)
Active Task - Count of active tasks assigned to that subcontractor / owner in the selected publication (including tasks that weren't due to finish in this period).
Use the filter bar to focus on a specific part of the project. By package, folder, subcontractor, or more.

To filter the PPC Dashboard:
Click at the top of the report
Select one or more values from the panel. You can filter by: Task Owner, Subcontractor, Shift, Package, Assignee, Folder, and Location
Applied filters appear as removable tags; select
to reset
To change which publication the report is anchored to:
Use the Publication selector in the filter bar
Defaults to the latest published version
Every chart and table can be exported as a CSV, with your active filters applied. Read our Exporting as a CSV doc for a step by step guide.