HUMAN CAPITAL MANAGEMENT (hcm)

ANALYTICS DASHBOARD


Overview & Purpose


The HCM Dashboard provides a comprehensive view of workforce metrics for benefit-eligible employees across fiscal years. It offers both a high-level overview and the ability to drill into detailed data for deeper insights from fiscal year 2012 to present.

Use this dashboard to monitor workforce trends over time—such as headcount, turnover, retention, and retirement—and to support planning and decision-making at the organizational level.

 

Quick Start


Step What to Do Where to Find It
1 Open the HCM Dashboard In the  EBS Portal,  go to  Reports    Human Capital Management (HCM).
2 Select your filters Use the filters at the top (e.g., Org Unit, Employee Type). Click  Adapt filters  to add/remove options.
3 Explore your metrics Review the visual "cards" for Headcount, Turnover, Retention and more.
4 Drill into details Click a chart or data point to open the interactive  Drilldown  for that fiscal year.
5 Customize and save Adjust chart types, dimensions, sorting or filters - then save your layout for quick access later.

 

Report Structure & Navigation


› Level 1: Dashboard 

Displays key workforce metrics across fiscal years, organized into visual "cards". By default, the last five fiscal years will be displayed but filters can be adjusted to display data back to fiscal year 2012. Each card includes interactive charts and summary metrics for the selected filters. For details about data definitions and formulas,visit the help page for each card: 

The following filters can be applied on the dashboard: 

Visible by Default                           

Available through 'Adapt Filters' 

  • From Fiscal Year* 
  • To Fiscal Year*
  • College/MAU
  • Organizational Unit
  • Employee Type
  • FAS Category

*Required Filter

  • Employee Group
  • Employee Subgroup
  • Job
  • Personnel Subarea 
  • Work Contract

 

Screenshot of HCM Dashboard

 

› Level 2: Drilldown

Clicking on a data point within a card opens a detailed, interactive view for that specific fiscal year containing chart and table views. Visit the help page for each card for details on available filters and dimensions within each drilldown page. For instructions on how to customize and save your views, see the Customizing & Saving Views video.

    • Note: Drilldown is not enabled for the 'Retirement Counts' card.

 

Screenshot of HCM Drilldown page

 

Video Walkthroughs


  • Basic Navigation: This video provides a quick walkthrough of the Human Capital Management Dashboard, demonstrating how to navigate the report, apply filters, explore data and export information.
  • Customizing & Saving Views: Learn how to customize and save your chart and table views in the Human Capital Management dashboard—so you can quickly access the layouts and data most relevant to your needs.

 

Access & Security Roles


The HCM Dashboard is found under the  Reports  group in the  EBS Portal  for users with the following roles:

  • Report Administrator
  • Report Administrator Sensitive

Security Notes:

  • Org-based security applies; users will only see data for organizations they are permissioned to access.
  • Certain cards contain sensitive data and will only appear for users with the Sensitive role.
    • The Retirement & Age card is restricted to Sensitive users only.

 

Interpreting the Data


When interpreting metrics in the HCM Dashboard, keep in mind that workforce data can be influenced by a variety of factors outside of typical trends or patterns. Understanding these context drivers will help ensure accurate interpretation of results.

Key Considerations:

  • Organizational Changes:  Structural changes such as department realignments, reorgs, or new reporting relationships may impact metrics from one fiscal year to another.
  • Effective Dates:  Metrics are based on employees’ status and assignments as of key effective dates in the system and fiscal year. View the help page for each card for detailed formulas.
  • Eligibility Criteria:  The dashboard includes only  benefit-eligible employees.  Temporary, on-call, student, graduate, undergraduate and non-benefit-eligible faculty and staff are excluded.

Tip: When reviewing trends, consider supplementing your analysis with local HR context or organizational history to explain unexpected shifts. 

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