Use Home
Start on Home to find work relevant to your role. Open a summary when you need its evidence, or follow an assigned item to act on it.
Open a metric’s supporting results
Every KPI card is interactive. Select a card to open filtered results or a supporting detail panel for that metric. A side-panel icon tells you when the result opens beside the current page.
The exact metrics differ by role:
| Role | Home emphasizes |
|---|---|
| Administrator | Application, access, API-key, and organization-wide follow-up work |
| Developer | SDK reporting health, instrumentation coverage, and application issues |
| Governance engineer | Policy coverage, rule health, and systems that need governance work |
| Compliance officer | Framework posture, evidence readiness, approvals, and deadlines |
| Business owner | Outcomes, business impact, readiness, and sponsor decisions |
| Auditor | Read-only engagement scope, evidence coverage, and findings |
Use View as in sandbox to compare role experiences. In a regular workspace, permissions determine which navigation and actions are available.
Read the supporting evidence
When you select a KPI card, review the supporting facts before acting:
- the date range and application scope used for the value;
- the records included in the result;
- why the signal needs attention;
- the destination for deeper review;
- whether the destination opens a side panel or another page.
Check the selected period before comparing values. If a result is missing or unavailable, do not read it as zero.
Work through focus items
Focus items are already narrowed to work relevant to your role. Open an item to see its application, evidence, owner, due date, and next action. Complete the work in the destination workspace, then return to Home to review what remains.
Use recent activity for context
Recent activity shows recorded changes. It can help explain a moved metric or new work item, but timing alone does not establish the cause. Open the related record to check its history.
Continue in the relevant workspace
Home summarizes work; it does not replace the workspace that owns it:
- Applications owns application setup, coverage, sessions, and health.
- Inbox owns action items, updates, reviews, and policy exceptions.
- Compliance owns framework posture, evidence gaps, and audit preparation.
- Governance owns organization policies, rules, and exceptions.
- Analytics owns cross-application trends and comparisons.