Dashboard

To help you understand how your users interact with the Grammarly Text Editor Plugin in your app, we provide a dashboard with monitoring and analytics.

Accessing the dashboard

To view the dashboard, select an application from My Appsopen in new window to open the App Console. Then, select Dashboard in the App Console's left menu.

Monitoring

To let you monitor live interactions with the plugin, the New writing sessions chart shows the writing sessions in your application over the past four hours. Data is updated every minute; refreshing the page will update the chart.

A new session starts when a user writes or edits more than five words in an editor that uses the plugin. A session ends when the user exits your app or is inactive for more than five minutes.

Analytics

In addition to monitoring, the dashboard includes several analytics charts that summarize user activity over the past 30 days. These charts are updated every 24 hours.

Unique users

The Unique users chart shows how many unique users (anonymous and connected) have used the plugin in your app in the past 30 days. To be counted here, the user must have written or edited more than five words in an editor that uses the plugin.

User ratings

The User ratings chart shows the average rating for how valuable your users find the plugin, on a scale of one to five stars. Ratings are collected from in-app user feedback surveys.

Words analyzed

The Words analyzed chart shows how many words Grammarly has analyzed in your app.

Grammarly counts words analyzed using the following rules:

• A word is any continuous string of letters, numbers, and/or punctuation marks surrounded by whitespace characters (e.g., spaces, new lines).
• Standalone numbers are counted as separate words.
• Standalone punctuation marks are not counted as separate words.
• Whitespace characters are not counted as words.

Here are a few examples of phrases and how we count their words:

• "I have three apples" -> 4 words
• "I have 3 apples." -> 4 words
• "One. Two. Three. Four." -> 4 words
• "one-two-three-four" -> 1 word

TIP

To get advanced communication assistance features, apps on the Plus plan pay up front for a set number of words analyzed. Learn more about buying or refilling words.

Suggestions

Three charts display insights about Grammarly suggestions:

Suggestions shown is the total number of suggestions delivered to your users in the past 30 days across all the editors in your application that use the plugin.

Suggestion breakdown shows the distribution of suggestions across categories.

Suggestion engagement shows a breakdown of how users have interacted with suggestions:

• Addressed: The number of suggestions that users accepted or resolved manually by directly editing the text
• Dismissed: The number of suggestions that users dismissed or reported as incorrect or offensive
• Unresolved: The number of suggestions that users have neither addressed nor dismissed

The chart can be filtered by suggestion category.