The person to group queries (using an hours-based metric) use the same time allocation logic. The only difference is that the assumption I mentioned above that "groups don't give time to themselves if other groups are present" doesn't apply, because ...

Hi Kunaal! The time investor is not the person who initiated the collaboration. Every person in an interaction is a time investor if they are licensed and not otherwise filtered out of the time investor group when you set up the query.In your first e...

Hi Kunaal! The directionality in group queries actually has nothing to do with who initiated collaboration. You can think of time investors as the "subject" of the measure, and the collaborators as the "object" that they are collaborating with. So if...

Hi David - depending on whether you are hoping to summarize the results by an employee attribute (e.g., Average weekly meetings by employee's organization) or meeting attribute (e.g., Average meeting attendance time by meeting organizer's organizatio...