What is the AI summary on my insights screens?

Five screens now open with a strip at the top holding a few sentences about last week: Work times, Productivity, Task insights, App summary and Advanced insights. It is there to save you reading the table before you know whether anything moved.

What it says, and what it deliberately does not

The summary is written to point at change rather than repeat the totals that are already on the screen. It compares last week with the week before it and says which way the numbers went, by how much, and what stood out. Each screen gets its own summary, written from that screen's own figures: the one on Work times talks about worked, idle and break time, the one on App summary talks about the applications your team used.

The figures in the summary come from the same place as the table under it. If the table says 3h 19m, the summary says 3h 19m.

The weekly summary is free

• It is available on every plan, including the trial, and costs no credits.
• It covers the last full week, so it does not change under you during the week.
• It is written once and then shared: everyone in your organization who opens that screen reads the same text.
• If there was not enough activity that week to say anything useful, the strip says so and nothing is generated.

Summarising your own view costs one credit

When you pick your own date range or apply a filter, the weekly text no longer describes what you are looking at, so it is hidden and a button appears instead. Press it and a summary of exactly that view is written for one credit.

That summary is kept against the view you asked for. Opening the same range and filter again brings it straight back at no further cost, including after a refresh or on somebody else's screen. Credits are the same ones the Productivity Coach uses, and you top them up from the subscription screen.

What is sent, and what is not

The summary is written by a language model from the same aggregate figures the screen shows: totals per day, per app or per task, and the change against the previous period. Employee names are replaced before anything leaves Worktivity, so the model works with anonymous labels rather than a list of who did what. No screenshots, no window titles and no keystrokes are involved at any point.

When you want more than a paragraph

The strip links to Productivity Coach, which reads the same period in depth and produces a full written report rather than a few sentences. Ordering a coach report covers what it costs and how long it takes.