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Important

This article is for the legacy Workplace Analytics app and does not reflect functionality available on the updated Viva Insights platform. Access current documentation for Viva Insights advanced insights here: advanced insights documentation.

In System defaults for the advanced insights app in Microsoft Viva Insights, you can configure the following:

If you are setting up the advanced insights app for the first time, follow these steps:

  1. Examine the default values of these System defaults settings. Either accept these default values or change one or more of them.
  2. Expand the Exclusions section and look at its settings. (For more information about these settings, see Privacy settings.)
  3. Optionally, specify data to exclude in one or the Exclusion options and, optionally, select to hash subject lines.
  4. Select Next to process your organization's collaboration (Microsoft 365) data in the app.

If you are not setting up the app, feel free to change these settings whenever it's necessary. Note that after the initial setup is complete, you can updated the exclusions settings on the Privacy settings page.

Important

Changes made to these system defaults are applied soon after the next data refresh of your organizational (HR) data or Microsoft 365 collaboration data. These changes apply to data retroactively and can affect calculations of historical metrics.

Owner – Viva Insights admins have full access to this page. For details, see Assign roles to admins and analysts.

System defaults.

Default time zone

Use this setting to configure the default time zone for your organization. Typically, this is the time zone of the corporate headquarters or the time zone in which most employees reside.

Viva Insights first attempts to read time zones from each user's mailbox. If time zone has not been set up for the mailbox, Viva Insights tries to determine it from the organizational data. If time zones have not been uploaded in the organizational data, Viva Insights reads the time zone from the setting on this page. If the default time zone was not set on this page, Viva Insights uses Pacific Time (US).

Viva Insights uses the time zone setting in calculations of collaboration activities, such as emails and meetings. It uses this setting only for Microsoft 365 data that it has yet to process. Changing the time zone setting does not affect data that has already been processed.

To set the default time zone

  1. For Default time zone on the System defaults page, select the applicable time zone to use by default for analysis.
  2. Select Save.

Working days and working hours

Users can set their own working days in Outlook settings. Viva Insights attempts to read these custom settings from each user’s mailbox first. Failing that, it uses the default settings for employees' working days and hours that you set in System Defaults.

Viva Insights uses the working days and hours settings in calculations of collaboration activities, such as emails and meetings. It uses these settings only for Microsoft 365 data that it has yet to process. Changing the working days and hours settings does not affect data that has already been processed.

To set default working days

  • For Working days, select the appropriate days of the week.

To set default working hours

  • For Working hours, select the start and end times to use by default for analysis.

Hourly rate

Viva Insights uses hourly rate to calculate the cost of low-quality meetings, where a person's hourly rate for the organization is multiplied by number of low-quality meeting hours. Viva Insights first tries to get the Hourly rate value from organizational (HR) data. Failing that, it uses the value of Hourly rate that is set on this page. For more information, see Meetings overview.

To set the default hourly rate

  1. For Hourly rate, enter an average employee hourly rate to use by default for analysis.
  2. Select Save.

Reclassify external domains

You can use this setting to reclassify one or more external domains as internal, which includes them in your organizational data analysis.

After you add a domain and save the change for this setting, it'll change all of the data related to the specified domain as internal to your organization, as follows:

  • Explore the stats charts and metrics will show the domain as internal retroactively for the specified date range. For example, employees in this domain will change from external to internal collaborators for all collaboration data shown in Explore the stats.
  • Organizational and Microsoft 365 data from this domain will update to be internal after the next data refresh.
  • Data sources will then include the domain (previously external) in internal-collaborator metrics and applicable coverage data will change based on this new domain classification.
  • The changes can be reverted by removing the domain that was reclassified.
  • Excluding domains in the privacy settings overrides the changes made with this reclassification setting. That is, an excluded domain remains excluded, whether or not it's reclassified as internal.

To reclassify an external domain

  1. For Reclassify external domain, enter an external domain in the search field, and then select it to reclassify it as internal to your organization.
  2. Select Save (top right of page).