Dashboard
The Master Governance Dashboard is your home screen. It answers three questions at a glance: how healthy is my data, what is waiting for approval, and where should I act first?
What the Dashboard shows
Rather than listing everything, the Dashboard is deliberately opinionated. It surfaces the metrics that matter for day-to-day governance and sorts them so the most urgent work rises to the top. Think of it as a triage view for your master data.
The four KPI cards
Across the top of the page, four cards summarize the current state of your platform:
| Card | What it tells you |
|---|---|
| Scope | How many enterprises you can see. This reflects your role and assignments, so two users may see different numbers. |
| Entities | How many tables are configured across all data models you have access to. |
| Golden Masters | The total number of approved Golden records currently in the system. |
| Pending Approval | Records sitting in Pending state, waiting for a reviewer to act. |
Filtering by enterprise
The Enterprise dropdown at the top right narrows every panel to a single tenant. If you only have access to one enterprise, the dropdown is hidden: the page already shows your complete view.
Data Governance by Table
The main panel lists one row per table you can access. The ordering is intentional: tables with the highest percentage of pending records come first, followed by tables with the lowest completeness score. In other words, the top of the list is where your attention is needed most.
| Column | What it means |
|---|---|
| Table / Domain | The table name, with badges identifying its enterprise and data model. |
| Completeness % (Required) | The percentage of required and business-key fields filled across all records. Green at 90% or above, yellow between 50% and 90%, red below 50%. |
| Pending Items | How many records await approval, and the share of the table they represent. Shows None when the queue is clear. |
| Last Activity | Time since the most recent record was created or updated, for example 3h ago, 2d ago, or Never. |
| Records | The total number of records in the table. |
| Action | The Review → button (see below). |
The Review button
Clicking Review → takes you straight to the Records screen with the right enterprise, data model, and table already selected. If the table has pending records, the status filter is also pre-set to Pending, so you land directly in the approval queue with zero clicks wasted.
What you will not see
The Dashboard respects your permissions completely. Tables in enterprises you have no access to simply do not appear, and every counter reflects only what you are entitled to see. Viewers can read everything shown here; editors and approvers can additionally act on it from the linked Records screen.
Common questions
Why do my colleague and I see different numbers?
All Dashboard figures are scoped to your access. If your colleague is assigned to more (or fewer) enterprises than you, their Scope, Entities, and record counts will differ. Neither view is wrong: each reflects that person's entitlements.
How is the Completeness percentage calculated?
It measures how many required and business-key fields are filled across all records in the table. A table where every mandatory field on every record has a value scores 100%. Optional fields do not affect the score.
Why is a table with few records at the top of the list?
Ordering is driven by urgency, not size. A small table where 80% of records are pending outranks a large table with a clear queue, because it represents the larger share of ungoverned data.
Can I act on records directly from the Dashboard?
The Dashboard itself is read-only. Approvals and edits happen on the Records screen, but the Review → button gets you there with all the filters already set.