
Blomgren (Community Member) asked a question.

Blomgren (Community Member) asked a question.

Hi EBlomgren598615,
That's a great question! It almost sounds like you're looking for a dashboard to show why applications might not be passing policy (whether it's score, grace period, flaw rules etc). This is something we've heard quite a bit of interest for.
I'd recommend reaching out to your program manager to have them help put something together for you/ Alternatively I put a few tricks on how to get some of what you're looking for below. From Analytics > Explore Your Data, you can review all the data for your applications on pages called explores.
This should show you the applications due date and when it was last scanned/the score it received
This should provide the following and to what severity the application has flaws, and the remediation period to fix them.
Again, I would recommend reaching out to your Program Manger so they can help you put something like this together but I hope this helps!



Thanks for responding Erica. Yes you summed it up in your first sentence - trying to make a dashboard to show why applications might not be passing policy (whether it's score, grace period or rules). We have been working over the last few months with our PM on this and either we had difficutly conveying what we wanted or else its just not currently possible with what the analytics tool can offer at this time. I took a shot at it on my own and came up with one pretty much the same as you suggested above, but the difficult part is how to compare those values with the requirements set by each app's policy. For example - score - pass or fail? grace period - pass or fail, rules- pass or fail? Good to know at least others have the same interest on this topic. We will continue looking into it.
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Hi EBlomgren598615,
That's a great question! It almost sounds like you're looking for a dashboard to show why applications might not be passing policy (whether it's score, grace period, flaw rules etc). This is something we've heard quite a bit of interest for.
I'd recommend reaching out to your program manager to have them help put something together for you/ Alternatively I put a few tricks on how to get some of what you're looking for below. From Analytics > Explore Your Data, you can review all the data for your applications on pages called explores.
This should show you the applications due date and when it was last scanned/the score it received
This should provide the following and to what severity the application has flaws, and the remediation period to fix them.
Again, I would recommend reaching out to your Program Manger so they can help you put something like this together but I hope this helps!