Coverage, quality & compliance

The point of a dashboard is to answer “are we ready?” at a glance. The widgets surface the signals that matter most for regulated work — coverage, quality, compliance, and risk — computed live from your actual records.

Coverage and status

Coverage and status widgets show how complete and how healthy the work is: verification coverage, the distribution of items across their lifecycle states, burndown across modules, and which items are blocked or need attention. Together they answer whether the work is progressing and where it’s stuck — the operational pulse of the program.

Quality

A quality widget surfaces the quality score of your requirements and other records, so the writing-quality and integrity signals described in Quality scoring roll up to a program level. You see not just that requirements exist, but whether they’re clear, testable, and sound — before a review or audit tells you otherwise.

Compliance

Compliance widgets track readiness against the standards you work to. Depending on your frameworks, that can include a 21 CFR Part 11 checklist, an IEC 62304 tracker for software lifecycle processes, an ISO 14971 risk-management gauge, and training compliance across your team. These turn “are we compliant?” into specific, visible measures rather than a hopeful assumption.

Risk and readiness

A risk matrix widget shows your risk distribution at a glance, and release-gate widgets show whether a release is clearing its readiness checks. For a status review or a go/no-go decision, these put the deciding signals in one place.

Live, not a snapshot

Every widget reads from the live data, so the dashboard reflects the current state rather than a report someone compiled last week. That’s what makes it useful for a standing review: the numbers are always now. When you do need to capture and share a point-in-time view, you export it.