
At the end of each round, your results are turned into a written analysis called the Dashboard. Instead of reading raw numbers, you get a short report that explains what happened in your company during the year: what drove the results, what is working, and what deserves your attention before the next decisions.
The dashboard is generated automatically once the results of a round are published.
When a new dashboard becomes available, a banner appears at the top of your portal announcing that it is ready, with a View My Dashboard button.
You can dismiss the banner if it is in your way. The dashboard itself stays accessible: a View My Dashboard button remains available on the page at all times. The banner comes back every year, as soon as a new dashboard that you have not opened yet becomes available.
The analysis is not produced instantly. Right after the results are published, the banner shows a Preparing your dashboard... message, and you are notified once it is ready. Preparation can take a certain amount of time, so if the dashboard is not there yet, come back to it a few moments later.
The dashboard opens on a Performance Overview. It starts with a short summary of the round, followed by a series of detailed sections covering the key points of the simulation for your company.
Each point is written as a diagnosis in plain language, explaining what the numbers mean and why they moved in that direction.
Every point is tagged with a level, so you can see at a glance where to focus:
The Summary panel on the right lists all the points of the round with their level. Selecting one takes you directly to the corresponding section of the report.
A year selector is available at the top right of the dashboard. Once several rounds have been simulated, you can switch between them to reread the analysis of a previous year and follow how your company evolved from one round to the next.
The AI-generated content badge next to the title is a reminder that the analysis is produced automatically from your results. Use it as a reading grid and a starting point for discussion within your team, not as a verdict.

The language of the dashboard is set for the whole group when the simulation is deployed, and only that version is generated. If your portal is set to a different language, a message tells you that the dashboard is available in its original language only. The content itself remains complete and readable.
