Explore · Reports you can trace
Reporting and analytics
Governed reports built from records, with provenance, permissions and review.
- Select
- Build
- Review
- Release
- Trace
Fictional example Kestrel Insurance Services (fictional)
The problem
A monthly report is rebuilt by hand, and nobody can say where a figure came from.
Information in
What you provide. Nothing else is read.
- Records you already hold
- The report template
- Who may see which figures
Averyniq proposes
- 01
A draft report assembled
Every figure links to the record it came from.
Proposed by Averyniq
- 02
One figure has no source
It is left out of the report and listed.
Proposed by Averyniq
- 03
A restricted figure is hidden
It is not shown to viewers who may not see it, and not hinted at.
Proposed by Averyniq
- 01
A person decides
Which of these go into the released report?
What is recorded
The released report, its sources, the reviewer, and who has seen it.
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The problem
What goes wrong without it.
A monthly report is rebuilt by hand, and nobody can say where a figure came from.
Fictional example. The organisation, people and results here are invented, and no AI model is running.