Clash Set Insights

Every analyzed clash set has its own insights dashboard — a live, tile-based view of that set's health: resolution progress, priority breakdowns, discipline hotspots, workload by owner, trends over time, and an AI-written executive summary.

Why you'd use it

The clash grid is where you work clash by clash; insights is where you step back and see the whole set. It's built for progress reviews, coordination meetings, and stakeholder updates — and because you can share it as a public link, it doubles as the report you never have to write (see the Sharing Insights article).

Who can use it

Any signed-in ClashWise account can view insights for clash sets they have access to. The dashboard only becomes available once the set has a completed AI analysis — the numbers come from analysis results, so there is nothing to show before that.

Where to find it

Open the Clash sets page in the web app and select a set.
In the set header, click Insights. It opens the insights dashboard in a new browser tab.

If the button is disabled, hover it — the tooltip "Analysis not completed yet" means you need to run an analysis on the set first (see the Managing Clashes on the Web section).

What's on the dashboard

The hero and health label

The headline reads "{resolution %}% resolved across {N} clashes." A live indicator shows the dashboard updates in real time, with a timestamp of the latest refresh. The set also gets a health label — healthy, stable, watch, or at risk — based on its resolution rate.

Hero actions: Refresh dashboard →, a charts refresh, Reset layout, a lock/unlock toggle for drag-and-resize, Manage tiles, Save layout, and Share insights.

Metric tiles

Total Clashes
Action Required
Resolved
Active
Resolution Rate
Rule Coverage — the percentage of clashes that are covered by an automated rule from your clash matrix.
Recent Updates

The Summary tile (AI)

The Summary tile is written by AI from your set's data:

An Overall Health risk chip.
An AI Executive Summary — a written narrative you can refresh or copy with one click.
Key Insights — bullet-point observations.
Recommendations — suggested next actions.
Risk Assessment — flagged risks.

The tile footer shows when the summary was generated, along with the notice: "Some content is AI-generated and should be reviewed for accuracy." Treat the summary as a well-informed draft — verify anything you plan to act on or circulate. If a summary can't be produced, the tile shows "AI Summary Unavailable".

Chart tiles

Status Distribution
Automation & Coverage
ClashWiseAI Impact
Priority Analysis — with a toggle between AI recommended and Manual priority.
Clash Test Breakdown
Inter-Discipline Clashes
Owner Workload — with a Person / Email / Company toggle.
Recent Activity (7 days)
Top Clashing Elements — the top 10.
Clash Trends — clashes found versus resolved over time.
Aging — clashes grouped by age: 0–7 days, 8–14 days, 15–30 days, and over 30 days.

Customizing the layout

Unlock the layout to drag and resize tiles, then lock it again to prevent accidental changes.
Manage tiles lets you choose which tiles are visible. The header tile cannot be hidden.
Reset layout returns everything to the default arrangement.
Save layout stores your current arrangement. The confirmation explains that the saved layout is applied to all users who view these insights — including anyone opening a public share link. In other words, the layout you save is exactly what share recipients will see, so arrange (and hide) tiles with your audience in mind before sharing.

What happens next

The dashboard keeps itself current: it live-updates as clashes are edited and analyses complete, and the "updated" timestamp shows the last refresh. Re-running analysis on the set refreshes the underlying numbers.

Options & settings

There are no date-range filters — the time windows on tiles like Recent Activity (7 days) and Aging are fixed. The only filters are the per-tile toggles (for example, the Priority Analysis and Owner Workload toggles).
The AI Executive Summary can be regenerated with its refresh button if you want a fresh take after significant changes.

Tips

Save a deliberately curated layout before sharing: hide tiles your stakeholders don't need and lead with resolution and priority tiles.
Rule Coverage is a quick check on your clash matrix — low coverage means many clashes aren't matched by any rule, so consider updating the matrix (see the Clash Matrix section).
Want to show insights to someone before they have any data of their own? Point them at the live demo at https://clashwise.ai/demo/insights — it runs on generated sample project data and needs no account.

FAQs

Why is the Insights button disabled? The set has no completed analysis yet. Assign a matrix and run analysis first; the tooltip reads "Analysis not completed yet".

Do my layout changes affect other people? Only when you click Save layout — the saved layout is applied to everyone who views these insights, including public share recipients. Unsaved drag/resize changes are yours alone.

Is the AI summary always accurate? It is generated from your set's real data, but like all AI-generated content it should be reviewed for accuracy — the tile carries this notice in the product.

Troubleshooting

The dashboard looks stale. Click Refresh dashboard → or the charts refresh. If the underlying data changed a lot, re-run the analysis on the set.
"AI Summary Unavailable". The summary could not be generated at that moment. Try the tile's refresh button; the rest of the dashboard still works.
Numbers don't match what I expected. Insights are built from the latest completed analysis plus your web-side edits. If you've re-published the set from Navisworks since the last analysis, run analysis again.

Limitations

Insights require a completed analysis — there is no dashboard for an unanalyzed set.
Time windows are fixed; you cannot set custom date ranges.
The header tile cannot be hidden.