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Microsoft Viva Insights is a Microsoft tool that gives individuals, managers, and leadership personalised insights into performance.
Viva Insights gives recommendations for focusing on work and training time, staying connected with colleagues, task management, and analytics from your mailbox, calendar, OneDrive to show how your recent time has been used.
You will receive a monthly email containing your MyAnalytics information. The information contained is secure, and internal to the University.
The email will contain a summary of your collaboration time, focus and wellbeing to show you how your time has been used recently.
You can add the Viva Insights in the Microsoft Teams app.
Viva Insights are available in Outlook. You’ll find Viva Insights in the ribbon bar in the top right-corner of the Outlook desktop app.
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/viva/insights/personal/use/add-in
You can also access Viva Insights via the Office website by going to the following link:
https://insights.viva.office.com/
Alternatively go to Office.com then select Viva Insights from the app launcher.
Viva Insights does not collect analytics for shared mailboxes.
Emails sent by an assistant on your behalf are not included in your data
MyAnalytics only includes data about email that you send from your mailbox. However, MyAnalytics does include your calendar events in your data, including the events created and accepted on your behalf by your assistant.
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