See my reviews

The Dashboard tab gives you quick access to projects and components that you've recently opened. The My Reviews pane gives you quick access to the reviews where you are a coordinator or work has been assigned to you.

When you log into Inspire, the Dashboard tab always opens first so that you can access your recent work quickly.

You can use the My Reviews pane for quick access to reviews you are involved in.

On this panel you can:
  • Know at-a-glance if the review is overdue. The date is displayed in red when:
    • Due Date is older than the current date and time, and the review has a state of Reviewing.
    • If you hover your cursor over a red Due Date, a pop-up message tells you how many days it's overdue.
  • Know at-a-glance if the review is due today. The date is displayed in red when:
    • If Due Date is today, and the review has a state of Reviewing.
  • Open a review. In the list of reviews, click the Title.
  • Understand the context of the review and read additional instructions. The review coordinator can include instructions and context for reviewers in the Description field when they create the review.
    • You can see the Description on the Dashboard screen in the My Reviews section.
    • You can also see the Description while working on the review in the review editor.

    The text will truncate with an ellipse if it doesn't fit, but you can hover over Description to see the complete text.

  • Contact the review coordinator by email. Inspire opens your email application automatically.
    • You see a new email, and in the To: field is the email address of the coordinator.
    • To start this process, click the name in the Coordinator column.
  • See the review dates. You can see any dates that the Coordinator specified when creating the review. If a date column is empty then there is no date assigned.
  • See the review's progress. Check how much work has been done on the review. This number is calculated based on the number of tasks in the review and how many have been completed.

    0% — none of the reviewers have clicked the Complete Review button.

    33% — one of the three tasks have been completed (one reviewer has completed their review, one reviewer has not yet completed it, and the coordinator is waiting to resolve the review).

    50% — half of the tasks have been completed (the one user has completed the review, but the one coordinator needs to resolve the comments and changes).

    66% — two of the three tasks have been completed (two users have completed their review, but the one coordinator needs to resolve their comments and changes).

    Review progress percentages exclude all context-only components included in the review.

  • Know how large the review is. The number of components is shown in the Components column so that you can quickly assess review size and prioritize work.
  • Find a review:
    • Show or hide the columns displaying the details.
    • Sort the list by a column. Use the dropdown arrow in the column heading to select Sort Ascending or Sort Descending.
    • Enter a keyword in Search.
  • Hide review details. When you open the Dashboard, all columns are displayed by default.
    • Coordinator
    • State
    • Start Date
    • Due Date
    • Progress

    If you want to see less details in the grid, you can hide the columns.

    1. Use the dropdown arrow in the column heading to access the Columns menu.
    2. To hide a column, clear the checkbox.
    3. To show a column, select the checkbox.