Dashboards & reporting

Build the widget once.
It knows where it is standing.

In most platforms a dashboard chart and the same chart on a record are two separate reports, maintained by two different people, and they drift. In Amzaa a widget is one definition. On a dashboard it reads across everything you can see. On a record it reads that record's own subtree. Same definition, different anchor.

Configured, not coded

A report is rows in a database, like everything else here.

Choose a source, an operation and a shape. The widget is live on save, it appears on any surface you place it on, and there is no build step between defining it and seeing it.

Because the widget sits on the graph, it can follow relationships rather than joining tables: a group's number is the union of its subtree, counted once even when two entities share the same asset.

What a widget is made of
Sourcean object and a filter
Operationvalue, count, sum, rollup
Shapenumber, gauge, band, series, table
Contextdashboard-wide or record-anchored
Numbers you can defend

A governance number that cannot be traced is worse than no number.

Traceable to the row

Every figure opens into the records behind it. A score is a path through the graph, not a value someone typed into a slide.

Honest about gaps

Where there is no input there is no score. A record nobody assessed is shown as not rated, never quietly given a passing number.

Counted once

Shared assets across entities are deduplicated as the numbers travel up the group, so a rollup is a set union, not a sum of overlaps.

On the record, not only on the wall

The number belongs where the work happens.

Record headers carry scores
A control, an entity or a vendor can show its own gauge and its own indicators at the top of its record.
Bands come from the engine
The label and the range are defined once, in configuration, so two surfaces cannot disagree about what amber means.
Entity Compass rolls it up
One entity's whole obligation picture, and the group's, from the same definitions.
The floor reads it too
The deterministic checks use the same fields, so what the dashboard shows and what the nightly run finds cannot diverge.
A number without a path
is an opinion.
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