We’ve just added a new PR Analytics Dashboard inside Bito.
Until now, the analytics section gave you three views:
- Overview: a high-level analytics of your workspace with pull requests reviewed, issues found, and how they’re categorized.
- Submitter analytics: user-level stats such as PRs reviewed or submitted, lines of code reviewed, and issues reported.
- Repository analytics: repo-level metrics including PR count, languages used, and lines of code reviewed.
These views helped teams understand trends, but many customers asked for more detail. Specifically, they wanted to drill into the data for each individual PR and see the exact issues behind the metrics.
That’s what this release delivers.
PR and Issue Level Analytics
The new dashboard lets you analyze code quality at the pull request level.
Here’s what you can do:
- View a list of all recent PRs in your workspace.
- See how many issues were flagged in each PR, broken down by category (Security, Performance, Linter, Functionality, etc.).
- Click into a PR to open a detailed view of every feedback item. Each issue shows its category, language, and a direct action button.
- Upon clicking on the action button, you can jump straight into the PR to review the specific issue in context.
This makes it easier for tech leads and reviewers to trace patterns, spot recurring issues, and connect high-level trends to the actual pull requests driving them.
🎥 Watch this short walkthrough to see it in action:
Why it matters
- More context for leads: Move beyond aggregate numbers to see how individual PRs contribute to quality.
- Faster debugging: Pinpoint which PR introduced a specific set of issues.
- Better coaching: Give focused feedback to submitters with examples from their own PRs.
Conclusion
At the end of the day, numbers only matter if you can see the work behind them. That’s what PR and Issue level analytics give you: clarity at the pull request level.
If you want your team spending less time digging for answers and more time shipping quality code, give Bito a try.
by the Bito team. 
