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Dashboard

The Dashboard is a health summary, not the source of truth for a particular concept. Use it to decide where investigation is needed.

What it shows

The current implementation exposes:

  • latest CIEL release information;
  • active and retired concept totals;
  • mapping totals and distribution by source;
  • locale and translated-name coverage;
  • concept and mapping trends;
  • recent refresh state.
  1. Confirm that the displayed release and refresh timestamps are expected.
  2. Look for abrupt changes in concept, mapping, or translation totals.
  3. Follow a suspicious metric into the matching QA or tool page.
  4. Refresh derived dashboard metrics only when the scheduled job is stale.

Dashboard data has a persisted projection and may fall back to live data. Small timing differences during a refresh do not necessarily indicate data loss.

Public statistics and locale coverage

The public statistics endpoint used by the wiki is anonymous and cacheable. Its figures separate active from retired concepts and mappings, so a total is not a claim that every record is current or active. Public badge values can therefore lag a completed change briefly; refresh the source application before treating a cached figure as an operational discrepancy.

Locale coverage is derived from translated-content rows and is capped at 100%. It is not the count of configured locales and it is not a clinical-quality score. Use it to identify where translation review may be needed, then inspect the source/version and the corresponding concepts before drawing a conclusion.