Selecting date and time ranges

When defining the date and time period, you will need to consider three main aspects:

Date range: where you select a calendar range where one day is the minimum and one year is the maximum. The entire date range of your selection will be used in the analysis calculations. It is possible to select up to four date ranges in one analysis.

You can calculate your analyses on the data from the last two years, which is a moving time window.

Calendar interface displaying a monthly view with start date and end date fields, showing selectable dates with some dates highlighted as part of selected range — Selecting a date range from the calendar

Note: Synchronizing and saving all the new data we use in our tool takes up to one day. Therefore, it is not possible to use the last day (today) in the analysis date range to make sure the results contain a complete source of data.

Days of the week: where you can select specific days of the week that will be considered in the analysis calculations. It is required to select at least one day of the week.

Days of the week selector showing seven checkboxes labeled Monday through Sunday with some days checked and others unchecked — An option to exclude specific days of the week from your analysis

Time range: where you can select a specific time window that will be used in the analysis calculations. The minimum time frame is one hour while the maximum is 24 hours. It is possible to select up to 24 time ranges in one analysis.

Time range selector displaying 24-hour timeline with draggable start and end time markers and shaded area representing selected time window — Selecting a time range from the hour picker

The time range menu also allows you to select a time zone and a time condition. This means that trips can either start and end in a specific time range, start only in a specific time range or have any common parts with your time range, regardless of their start and end times.