Validio Overview Dashboard

The Overview dashboard is the landing page in Validio, giving a high-level view of data quality, incidents, and recent activity across all your monitored sources. Use it to read what changed since the last summary, scan the current state of your data, and drill into the resources that need attention. For more information about the concepts used in this dashboard, see Key Concepts. The page has three parts:

• At the top, the page filters, the time range control, and summary statistics.
• Across the page, one graph that switches between Data quality and Time to resolve.
• At the bottom, the Summary card, a written report of what changed, beside the Activity panel.

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Filtering the dashboard

Filters appear at the top of the page and let you scope what the dashboard shows.

• Namespace — limit the dashboard to one or more namespaces.
• Tags — limit the graph to resources with the selected tags.
• Owners — limit the graph to incidents assigned to the selected owners.

Not every filter affects every part of the page: The Summary card always covers every namespace you can read, for the period since the last summary. See Overview Summaries.

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Time range

The time range control sets the period the graph reports on. A longer time range shows only the metrics that are still retained, and retention depends on window size and segment usage. See Segment Usage and Metric Retention. Click the time range to open it, then:

• Pick a preset, such as Last day, Last week, or Last month, or All. The presets offered, and the default, depend on how much data your installation has.
• Or pick Custom and set From and To dates on the calendar, or type them as YYYY-MM-DD. Dates are in UTC. Click Now to end the range at the current time.
• Click Apply to use the new range, or Cancel to keep the current one.

Next to the time range, use the arrows to shift the range backward or forward, or jump to now. The selected range is saved in the page URL, so you can bookmark it or share it as a deep link.

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Summary statistics

The dashboard shows summary counts of the credentials, sources, and validators at the top of the page, so you can see the size of your setup at a glance. These counts reflect the selected Namespace filter.

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Data quality and time to resolve graph

The graph shows how data quality and incident resolution developed over the selected time range. Use the switch at its top left to choose what it shows, Data quality or Time to resolve. The choice is saved in the page URL. Below the switch, a headline gives the value for the whole range, and the legend shows the total for each category. Data quality is the default on the Overview:

• The line plots the data quality score as a percentage. The score excludes resolved and false-positive incidents, so it reflects only active data quality issues. When there are no active issues, the score shows 100%.
• The bars count the open incidents in each period by severity: High, Medium, and Low.

Time to resolve shows how quickly your team resolves incidents:

• The line plots the mean time to resolution for each period. It is calculated once at least one incident is set to Resolved or False positive. Until then, the headline reads “No incidents resolved in this range”.
• The bars count the incidents in each period by status: Resolved, False positive, Investigating, and Triage. See Incidents for what each status means.

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Source and validator changes

Markers along the top of the graph show when the number of sources or validators changed, for example, +20 sources and −2 validators. A marker appears for any change in the number of sources, and for a change of three or more validators. The Overview shows at most three markers. Deleting or archiving a resource counts as a decrease. The markers are hidden while a Tags or Owners filter is set.

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Explore a period

Hover over a period to see a tooltip with its dates, the line’s value, and the count for each category. If the number of sources or validators changed in that period, the tooltip lists the change too. Click a period, or select it and press Enter, to pin its tooltip. Use the arrow keys to move to the next or previous period. A pinned tooltip offers View related incidents, which opens the Incidents page for exactly that period, with the dashboard’s filters applied. In Data quality mode, it lists only incidents in Triage and Investigating. The same graph appears on the Sources, Validators, and Incidents pages, and on a source’s Validators and Incidents tabs. The Incidents pages open in Time to resolve mode.

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Summary

The Summary card is a written report of what changed in the namespaces you can read since the last summary: what broke, what was fixed, what people changed, and what needs attention first. Names in the text are resource links to the resources they mention. Summaries are written on a schedule that an administrator sets, by an LLM or, without one, from templates. For what a summary contains and how to set up the schedule, see Overview Summaries.

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Activity panel

The Activity panel displays a running feed of recent activity — such as creating, updating, and deleting resources, and changing incident status — grouped by day (Today, Yesterday, and so on). Each entry shows who performed the action and provides resource links so you can jump straight to the resource it describes. The panel is scoped by the Namespace filter, but not by the time range, Tags, or Owners. It starts with the last 7 days; select Load more to load older activity, up to 365 days. You can also export the activity log to CSV from this panel. The activity log respects role-based access control — you only see events for resources you have access to, and the same scoping applies to CSV exports. For the full activity log feature, including scoped views on source and validator pages, what gets recorded, access control, and CSV export details, see Activity Logs.

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Empty and zero states

On a new instance, or when a filter matches nothing, the dashboard still renders but reflects the absence of data: