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# Using Work Stats
## About the plugin
Get sum-ups about your work right on the dashboard.
## Add plugin to dashboard
First add the gadget to one of the dashboards available (or create a new dashboard). Add the gadget like any other one by:\
1- Click **Edit** on the dashboard.\
2- Locate the **Work Stats** gadget on the list to the right.\
3- Click **Add**.
## Configure the plugin
Add the stats required on the configuration screen of the plugin. Each stat requires a name, filter id and a field to sum-up. By default sum-up will calculate the total summation of the values of the field in the given filter search results.
### Getting the Filter Id
First make sure there's a saved fitler, not just a JQL search. While viewing the filter, the filter id will be written at the end of the URL of the page. Filter Id is a 5 digits number starting with 1 (example: 10023, 10008)
Example of where to find a filter id
## Use the plugin
After successful configuration the plugin will display the stats configured each in a separate box. Each stat has the name and the stat value, additionally each stat value is a link to the filter used.
## Support
For any inquiries or bug reporting please use the support portal to raise a ticket.
Support portal [link here](https://totallycalculated.atlassian.net/servicedesk/customer/portals)
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