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Objective of this article:
Introduce you to the features available on your home page
The home page is the first page you land on after onboarding. It is the launch pad for finding data, content and queries you use and create. You can also quickly find issues and assets you own
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a personal view of your data ecosystem that will help you discover, understand and manage your organisations data and analytical products.
After logging in the first time or after adding a new
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ID, your home page may not be accurate until
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Instructions
You first land on the ‘DATA USED’ tab. This tab shows you tables that you use.
Select ‘DATA CREATED’ tab to see tables you have created
Select ‘QUERIES' tab to see queries you have run
Select ‘CONTENT USED’ tab to see content you have used
Select ‘CONTENT CREATED’ tab to see content you created
Select ‘ISSUES’ tab to see issues created or assigned to you
Select ‘OWNER’ tab to see all the items you are the owner for.
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<tip> Each tab has a set of filters to help you find the right item. For the ‘DATA USED’ tab there are 2 filters:
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How to complete the onboarding
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K has linked all your ID’s
Home page
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Figure 1: User home page
Feed
The feed is the main feature of the Home page.
It provides a twitter like feed of personalised updates about your data ecosystem. You may see recommendations, changes, updates or actions to take in the feed. The feed is constantly updating so it is best to check regularly to keep up to date.
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Metrics
The metrics widget shows you how many products you’ve used, own, created or are the steward of. Click on each metric to take you to your data ecosystem page
Dashboard
If you are a data owner, governance or manager, you will have access to dashboards that provide actionable insights to improve the quality of the data ecosystem
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My actions
The actions widget show you what actions you may have in Knowledge Centre - the feedback engine for your data ecosystem.
My items
This widget tracks how many issues, questions or other requests you have raised.
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