Bridge’s enhanced Skills Analytics dashboard equips admins with a robust set of tools to understand strengths, close capability gaps, and make strategic talent decisions across the organization.
Skills Analytics is available with the Bridge Talent Suite. If you’re interested in learning more, complete this form and your Account Manager will follow up with you.
Check out the self-guided tour or read on below for an overview.
The Skills Dashboard consists of five sections, referred to as widgets.
Skills insights can be found within the Analytics > Skills Dashboard page.
Read on for an overview of Skills Analytics in Bridge and what this means for admins.
Tip: For optimal data accuracy, it’s best practice to assign departments to job titles within your organization.
1. Company Skills Widget: Organization-Wide Skill Visibility
The Company Skills widget is only available to admins.
This widget provides a complete view of the organization’s skills library. With increased visibility, admins can more easily maintain a clean, structured skills library and ensure the organization’s skill framework stays aligned with business priorities.
2. Job Title Widget: See Exactly What Skills Matter
Admins can use the Job Title widget to instantly see how many skills are mapped to every job across their organization or reporting hierarchy. This gives crystal-clear visibility into what ‘good’ looks like in each role.
This alignment around required skills accelerates onboarding, tightens role expectations, and ensures development plans directly support business needs.
3. Content Skill Gaps Widget: Build the Right Learning, Faster
The Content Skill Gaps widget shows which skills employees want to develop—and where no learning content exists yet. For admins, this means a smarter learning strategy in which content is only built or bought where it’s needed most.
4. Profile Completeness Widget: Improve Skill Reporting Quality
The Profile Completeness widget reveals how thoroughly employees have added required skills to their profiles—what they already have, what they can help with, and what they’re actively developing.
When skill profiles are complete, organizations get cleaner, more accurate data to drive staffing, learning recommendations, and succession planning.
5. Workforce Skill Gaps Widget: Spot Capability Risks Early
Now let’s take a look at one of the most powerful parts of Skill Analytics—the Workforce Skill Gaps widget. This gives admins instant visibility into required skills that aren’t reported anywhere in their team or the organization.
These insights are organized into three columns:
- Skills Mapped: The total skills required for each job title
- Skills Reported: How many of those required skills employees say they have
- Skill Gaps: The number of required skills where no employees have reported having the required skill, making it easy to see where development is needed
The Skills Analytics dashboard gives admins the data they need to spot trends, direct learning, and build a future-ready workforce.
Frequently Asked Questions for Skills Analytics:
Is Skills Analytics available for a subaccount?
Skills Analytics is only available for the root account at this time.
Comments
0 comments
Article is closed for comments.