Accessing governance dashboards
Governance dashboards provide visibility into catalog engagement, user behavior, and resource activity across your instance. They are designed to help governance teams and administrators monitor adoption, identify trends, and maintain transparency within the data ecosystem. These dashboards can be accessed in two ways:
From the Analytics (data-catalog-team) organization
As an Instance administrator through the Admin portal
Accessing governance dashboards from the Analytics organization
Governance dashboards are available within the Analytics (data-catalog-team) organization. This access path allows governance administrators and other authorized users to view governance insights without requiring instance administrator permissions.
To access governance dashboards from the analytics organization:
Navigate to the data-catalog-team organization.
On the Organization profile page, go to the Dashboards tab.
On the Dashboards page, access the following dashboards:
Table 1.Dashboard name
Purpose
High-level summary of engagement, search, resources, and users trends.
User interactions, active time, and top contributors.
Search trends, popular search terms, and user behavior.
Resource activity, including categories, suggestions, views, and types.
User activity, provisioned accounts, and deactivations.
Accessing governance dashboards as an instance administrator
Instance administrators can also access governance dashboards directly from the Admin portal. This path is available only to users with the Instance administrator permission, which can be granted by an existing instance administrator or requested through data.world support.
To access governance dashboards as an instance administrator:
Click your Profile icon in the top navigation.
From the menu, select Admin portal.
On the Admin portal, from the top navigation, navigate to the Dashboards page. The Catalog Overview dashboard opens by default.
On the Dashboards page, access the following dashboards:
Table 2.Dashboard name
Purpose
High-level summary of engagement, search, resources, and users trends.
User interactions, active time, and top contributors.
Search trends, popular search terms, and user behavior.
Resource activity, including categories, suggestions, views, and types.
User activity, provisioned accounts, and deactivations.