Skip to main content
The Insights tab answers two questions about a mission: is it working well? (Analytics) and is it worth it? (Economics). Both are built from the mission’s own run history.

​
Analytics — is it working?

Analytics measures the mission’s reliability and behavior over its runs: Read together, these point you straight at the weak link — a step that fails often, costs the most, or waits the longest for a human — so you know exactly what to fix in the Flow.

​
Economics — is it worth it?

Economics puts a business value on the mission:
Savings are your estimate, not a guess by the system. Economics multiplies your configured value-per-run by the runs that happened — it never invents a number. If the figures look off, adjust the value estimate in the mission’s configuration.

​
An honest note on what’s live

Some Insights panels are still rolling out. Where a panel doesn’t yet have enough data — or isn’t fully wired to your workspace — it shows zeros or a “Soon” marker rather than inventing numbers.
A zero or a “Soon” badge on an Insights panel means “not enough data / still being wired up yet”, not “this mission earns nothing”. As runs accumulate and the remaining panels ship, the real figures fill in. Trust a number only once the panel is live and has run history behind it.
Everything grounded in actual run history — success rate, per-step failures, durations, retries, cost — reflects your real runs today. The value-and-ROI side of Economics fills in as you configure savings estimates and as the last panels come online.
From an AI client, pull these figures with mission_analytics_get and mission_economics_get. See the Missions API reference.