The Overview dashboard provides a high-level summary of data quality scores, incident resolution trends, and recent activity across all your monitored sources in Validio. For more information about the concepts used in this dashboard, see Key Concepts.

The Overview dashboard in Validio highlights key operational metrics, such as Data Quality and Incident Resolution, and enables you to dive deeper into events that require your attention. The Activity panel allows you to track all recent operations.

You can customize the view with filters such as Namespace, Tags, and Owners that apply to the entire page, including the visualizations. With these tools, you can quickly identify newly created sources that need validators, sources that are experience credential errors, incidents that need to be triaged, and so on. You can then click through to the relevant pages of the product to investigate and troubleshoot further.

Data Quality Graph

The Data quality over time graph displays the data quality score over the selected time range, a histogram of the severity of the detected incidents, and a count of the incidents for each severity. The data quality score excludes resolved and false-positive incidents, so the score reflects only active data quality issues. For more information about how the score is calculated, see Data Quality Score.

Incident Resolution Graph

The Time to resolution graph displays a summary of the current statuses of incidents and the incident resolution over time. The Time to resolution metric is calculated when you change the status of at least one incident to False Positive or Resolved. The granularity of the graph depends on the time range settings of the view.

Activity Panel

The global Activity panel on the Overview dashboard displays a log of all recent activity (including create, update, and delete of resources) on the system ordered by time and provides links so that you can quickly go to relevant pages in the product. The list of activities can be filtered by Namespace, but not Tags, Owner, or Time range.

The activity log respects RBAC -- you only see events for resources you have access to. The same scoping applies to CSV exports.

A source-scoped version of the same activity log appears on the Activity tab of the Source details page.

Export the Activity Log to CSV

Click the menu in the Activity panel header and pick Export to download a CSV. A small popover lets you pick the time range:

Current month (default), Current quarter, Current year, or Custom… to enter a specific start and end date.

The exported file is named activities-{from}_{to}.csv when the range is bounded, or activities-{today}.csv for the All time preset. The same export is available on the Activity tab of any Source details page, where it is automatically scoped to that source.

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The export time range is independent of the timeline view. The Activity panel loads events progressively as you scroll, but the export reads directly from the database -- you do not need to scroll to historical data before exporting.

CSV Columns

Column	Description
Timestamp	When the action occurred (ISO 8601, UTC).
Action	Action type, such as `CREATED`, `UPDATED`, `DELETED`, or a resource-specific action like `STARTED`.
Activity type	Internal event type, for example `SourceCreateActivity`.
Entity name	Name of the affected resource at the time of the event.
Entity ID	Unique identifier of the affected resource.
Actor type	`User`, `API key`, or `System`.
Actor	Email (for users) or API-key name (for API keys); empty for `System`.
Namespace	The namespace the resource belonged to, when applicable.
Description	Human-readable summary of the event.

Activity rows for deleted resources stay in the export with their original name preserved, so audit records like "user X deleted source Y" remain visible after Y is removed.

For programmatic access to the same data via REST, see CSV Export API.