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# Analytics

How Snyk Analytics reports on your security posture and program

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**Feature availability**\
The Snyk Analytics experience is available only for Enterprise plan customers with Group-level reporting permissions.
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Build custom dashboards, access enhanced metrics, and explore analytics at the Tenant, Group, or Organization level.

The Snyk Analytics allows you to:

* Select and arrange widgets from the inventory to create a personalized dashboard.
* Access the [Saved Views](/scan-fix-and-prevent/prevent/analytics/reports-tab.md#saved-views) feature.
* Discover and access pre-built reports for specific Groups in your Organization.
* Explore issues and assets in detail directly from the dashboard.

## Data access permissions

Your Group-level permissions govern data access at the Tenant level. You view data only for the Groups you are authorized to access.

### Tenant-level analytics

Group members with reporting permissions can view their Groups on the Tenant-level analytics page.

Snyk restricts access based on Group-level permissions in both predefined and custom roles.

Users with Group reporting permissions can access Tenant-level analytics without Tenant-level roles, such as Tenant Admin or Tenant Viewer.

### Group-level analytics

Snyk restricts access based on Group-level permissions in both predefined and custom roles.

Users with Group access can view data for the Organizations associated with those Groups.

### Organization-level analytics

Snyk restricts access based on Organization-level permissions in both predefined and custom roles.


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