Your people finished 1,842 jobs with Aristo helping — 186 of them this week.

Every figure here is an aggregate event count from your own tenant, recorded when the thing happened. Nothing on this page is a survey answer, an estimate or a login, and no figure can be traced to a person.

A win is a job somebody actually completed with Aristo alongside them — counted at the moment it finished, never a login and never a survey. counted

The seven-day figure is the current week, so a board can see whether this is a habit or a launch spike. It is allowed to go down.

A completed move is a strategy move a leader approved that then ran to the end. Approvals are deliberately not counted here — only completions.

None of these numbers is a self-reported opinion, and none of them can be traced to a person.

So what: a board has been shown license counts and login charts for two years and has learned to distrust both. This page counts finished work — a job somebody completed, a move that ran to the end, a skill somebody else reused — which is the only activity measure that survives the question "so what?".

You can now decide: whether the work is real and habitual rather than a launch spike — the seven-day figure beside the total is what tells you which.