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# Read your team's workload

> Read how much work each person holds and has waiting on the Board's Workload by person table, and read your own last 7 days on Mine, including when there is not enough evidence yet.

[Team and Enterprise](https://docs.nitsor.com/plans-and-billing.md#compare-plans)

On a project's **Tasks** tab, **Board** counts the work each person holds and has waiting, and **Mine** shows your own last 7 days to you alone. Neither ranks anyone.

The Board and your last 7 days need the `contribute` rung or above, shown as **Contributor** under **Settings**, then **Access** (see [roles and provenance](https://docs.nitsor.com/concepts/roles-provenance.md)). With `read`, shown as **Viewer**, the tab has no **Board** button and no last 7 days, and a link to the Board says it "is for people with Contributor access or higher."

## Read workload on the Board

1. Open the project and press the **Tasks** tab. It opens on **Mine**.
2. Press **Board**.
3. Scroll past the stage table to **Workload by person**.

Each row of the table has three figures:

* **In progress**: tasks they hold now, leaving out holds whose time limit has ended. A plain figure, not a link.
* **Waiting for someone**: tasks sent to them that they have not started. On a person's row, a figure above 0 is a link. Press it to open **All tasks**, filtered to those tasks.
* **Done, 7 days**: tasks they finished in the last 7 days.

Under a person's name you may see the work selection they last reported from their Queue, or **No work selection reported**. On a narrow window the table becomes a list with the same figures.

The figures are counts. The caption under the table reads "Workload, not a ranking. Tasks waiting for someone have not been started."

With no work to show, the section reads "Nobody has work in progress, waiting for them, or done in the last 7 days."

## Read your own last 7 days

1. On the **Tasks** tab, press **Mine**.
2. Below your tasks, find **Your last 7 days**, marked "Only you can see this."

Its lines are:

* Tasks you finished in this project, for example "24 done".
* Your first reviews, for example "15 accepted first time · 4 corrected · 2 sent back, of 22 first reviews".
* Your median time on a task, for example "Median 6 minutes a Task".

The block names no one else and compares you with no one. The Board shows counts for each person, not their last 7 days. Support acting as you sees "Hidden while you act as someone else. Only they can see their last 7 days."

## When there is not enough evidence

The block draws no figure from too few tasks. A first-review line needs at least 20 first reviews, and a median time needs at least 10 tasks with recorded time. Below that, the line counts toward the minimum:

* "First reviews: Not enough evidence yet · 7 of 20"
* "Median time: Not enough evidence yet · 4 of 10"

The whole block can also read:

* "Nothing done in the last 7 days."
* "Counting started recently, and nothing has been counted for you yet." This is not the same as no work.
* "Your last 7 days could not be read. This says nothing about your work."

## Next step

Work the tasks the Board counts, and see what a first review decides.

> [card] [Annotate and review](https://docs.nitsor.com/guides/annotate-and-review.md)
>
> Follow a task from the queue through the editor to review.

> [card] [Review and rework](https://docs.nitsor.com/concepts/review-consensus-adjudication.md)
>
> See how a review verdict binds the work it judged.

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    <tr><th scope="row">Plans</th><td>Team and Enterprise</td></tr>
    <tr><th scope="row">Last verified</th><td>2026-10-31</td></tr>
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