Home

Home is the first screen you see in the App, and it answers one question: what deserves your attention today. It is a work list, not a status board — everything on it is either something to act on or something worth knowing.

What this screen is for

Home arranges what your agents publish by how much it needs you. A recommendation sits above the findings it is based on, so you can go from "what should I do" to "why" in one click. A finding that no recommendation has been built on is listed on its own, because a serious finding with no follow-up is exactly the kind of thing that must not slip by. Periods where an agent looked and found no data are kept apart from business findings altogether.

Each section appears only when it has something to show, and returns by itself as soon as there is content — so the page stays calm on a quiet day.

What you see

1. Dashboard — the page title, with Governed answers from your agents — every number carries its evidence. beneath it.
2. See your agents and check how they are doing → — a one-line way to the Agents page, where you choose an agent and start asking.
3. Journal — the briefs delivered to you, newest first, each with its title, the agent and how long ago it arrived. A row opens the brief.
4. Brief — one line for the newest published brief: the Brief badge, its title, the agent and when it landed.
5. To do — published recommendations, with the section's total beside the heading. Each row carries a Recommendation badge, its severity and a New badge until you have opened it. Rows with supporting evidence expand to Based on these findings: and the findings underneath.
6. Findings with no recommendation — findings nothing has been built on yet, with a count and, when any are serious, a red 3 critical or high badge.
7. Data status — runs where an agent looked and the period held no rows, each marked No data in period. A line under the heading explains why this section carries no severity.
8. Notifications — your latest notifications, each with a type icon and a link to what it is about, an unread count and Mark all read.

If you can administer the product and no agent is reachable yet, a Setup is not finished card appears at the top with Continue in Central Management Console.

How to …

Read a recommendation down to its evidence

1. Go to To do.
2. Expand the row you care about with the ＋ marker.
3. Read the list under Based on these findings: — these are the findings the recommendation rests on, exactly as the run recorded them.
4. Open a finding to see its own page, its evidence and the run that produced it.

See more rows in one section

1. At the foot of a section, press Show 10 more.
2. The new rows are added in place. Only that section grows; the sections below stay where they are.
3. When the section reaches the page's limit, a line tells you how many more exist and suggests a filter to reach older records.

Focus Home on one project

1. Choose a project under Projects at the top of the left rail (if you work in several workspaces, choose the workspace first).
2. The page reloads with a scope line: Scope: Sales Analytics — other projects' content is hidden.
3. Press All projects in that line to return to everything you can reach.

Review experiment output

1. In the To do heading, press Show experiments.
2. Output from experiment runs appears alongside the rest, each row with an Experiment badge.
3. Press Hide experiments to return to the standard view.

How to read it

• Order is a priority claim. From To do downward, sections run from "act on this" to "for your information". Inside a section, the most severe items come first.
• A count beside a heading is that section's full total, not just the rows on screen, so you always know how much is waiting.
• The red critical-or-high badge is the safety signal of this screen. It appears only on Findings with no recommendation: serious findings that nobody has yet proposed an action for.
• Data status is about coverage, not the business. An empty period has no business impact, so it carries no severity badge — it tells you where the agent had nothing to read.
• An open recommendation stays open. A recommendation written last week remains in To do until it is handled, because the work does not disappear with time.

Good to know

• Everything on Home is a link to the underlying record. Reading and acting happen on the record's own page, so Home always reflects the latest state.
• Each section pages independently, and a count is always shown, so a busy section never hides how much it holds.
• Experiment runs record their output but never deliver it — their output appears on Home only when you choose Show experiments.
• Notifications are personal. They follow you across projects, so the project selector narrows the work list but never hides a notification addressed to you.

Related

• Agents — choose an agent and check how each one is doing
• Chat — ask a follow-up question about anything you found here
• How to read a brief — what a brief line opens into
• Finding detail — the evidence behind a single finding
• Trust tiers — how to weigh the numbers inside a finding