Summary
The Summary page is the cross-audit view: every audit you can see, grouped by the domain it belongs to, each with its maturity score and its result breakdown. It answers the question a steering committee actually asks — where do we stand, across everything? — without opening a single audit.
Where to find it
Section titled “Where to find it”Compliance → Summary in the sidebar. The page is read-only apart from the two action buttons on each audit card, and it is gated by permission to view audits: you see exactly the audits your role gives you access to, and no others.
Reading the page
Section titled “Reading the page”Domain blocks
Section titled “Domain blocks”Audits are grouped under the domain that owns them, with the domain name linking through to the domain itself. Domains with no audits are not shown at all.
The Global overall bar
Section titled “The Global overall bar”Under each domain header sits a single stacked bar labelled Global overall. It aggregates the results of every requirement in every audit in that domain into one horizontal band, with each segment’s width being its share of the total and the percentage printed inside when the segment is wide enough to fit. The segments follow the standard result vocabulary — Compliant, Partially compliant, In progress, Non-compliant, Not applicable and To do — in a fixed order, so the same colour always sits in the same place and two domains can be compared at a glance.
Because the bar counts requirements rather than audits, a large framework weighs more than a small one. It reflects the volume of work, not the number of projects.
Audit cards
Section titled “Audit cards”Each audit in the domain gets its own card carrying:
- The audit’s Name, linking to the audit itself.
- The Framework it is assessed against.
- A circular maturity score gauge, shown only when the audit is scored. The gauge is normalised against the audit’s own minimum and maximum, so an audit on a 1-to-4 scale and one on a 0-to-5 scale are directly comparable, and its colour shifts with the value.
- A donut of the audit’s results, broken down by compliance result.
Actions
Section titled “Actions”Two buttons sit beside each card. Edit opens the audit’s edit form and returns you here when you save — handy for correcting a status or a due date in a review meeting. Export downloads the audit’s bundle: an HTML snapshot of the assessment with every attached evidence file included. For the other formats, open the audit itself and use its export menu — see Exports.
Before you quote a number
Section titled “Before you quote a number”Note too that compliance percentages and Progress are different things: progress tells you the team has reached a verdict on every requirement, not that the verdicts are good. Progress lives on the audit list, not here.