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Dashboard

Dashboard gives an overview of current data quality based on the validations inserted into the application. It shows status-based charts for selected test suites, business rules, test case reports, objects, schedule, information about ongoing and upcoming executions, alarms, and logs.

Dashboard

Create custom dashboard

New dashboard can be created from the sidebar clicking New dashboard button. New dashboard will open in edit mode.

Favorite dashboard

Executions
  • Click Star icon to select favorite dashboard, this will always be preselected when navigating to dashboard page

Edit dashboard

DashboardEdit
  • Name field - Dashboard name can be edited

  • Cancel editing - revert name and tile layout changes

  • Save dashboard - save name and tile layout changes

  • Manage access - choose which roles can access this dashboard

  • New tile - open a modal to create a custom tile

  • Duplicate dashboard - copy the current dashboard

  • Delete dashboard - delete custom dashboard and its tiles

Edit a tile

DashboardTileEdit
  • EditTileIcon - opens edit mode for the selected tile

  • TileDragIcon - click and hold to drag the tile

  • ResizeIcon - click and hold to resize the tile

Dashboard tile

DashboardTileEdit
  • Title - tile name

  • Chart type - visualization type

  • Description - shown on the tile info tooltip

  • Test suites - test suites to add for tile

  • Reports - test case reports to add for tile

  • Business rules - business rules to add for tile

  • Test cases - test cases to add for tile

  • Add object - select objects based on connection and schema

  • Add - save selections and create the tile

  • Delete - remove tile from the dashboard

Supported tile types

dashboardPie
dashboardBar
dashboardSingleLine
dashboardMultiLine
dashboardResultLine

Executions

All active executions are displayed in the Executions section. Admins can cancel any of the executions by hovering on a specific execution and clicking X.

Executions

Schedule

Upcoming test suite and profiling executions, ordered by time left until the execution is triggered.

Schedule

Alarms

Alarms are created for failed connections, and for test suite or profilings which results/statuses have negatively changed compared to previous day.

Alarms

Logs

Clicking the Logs button in the sidebar opens the logs modal, giving an overview of the application's user and system actions.

For full details on log types, permissions, and downloading archived logs, see Logging.

17 March 2026