The framework helps provide a unified view of each of your projects across the Unity Dashboard, Hub, and Editor. It also maintains this connection with games your players have already installed. This way, you are able to benefit from your Developer Data at all stages of game development and your live environment. The framework connects your runtime, your dashboard, and your live environment using three coordinated systems:

Where you configure shared project settings including Collection Settings, Usage Settings, and links to other sources of data or projects.

Where you typically create a project. Starting with Unity 6.2 new projects will be created in the Unity Dashboard automatically and associated with the projects you create locally.

Your connection to the Unity Dashboard project is the foundation of Diagnostics and Unity’s other products and services. From the services settings, you can manage your connection to the Unity Dashboard.

Starting in Unity 6.2, new projects created in the Unity Hub are configured to collect diagnostic data by default in the Unity Editor. You can manage that setting both from the services settings and your build target settings.

Unity keeps your settings synced across the Dashboard, Editor, and Engine without requiring a new build. Configuration changes are live in moments—on player devices, in running games whenever Diagnostics is active.