Name the decision and metric question
Record the management choice, audience, required timing, responsible analyst and why the indicator is believed relevant.
A metric-governance journal, not a data warehouse, ETL service, forecasting engine, statistical validator or real-time analytics platform.
Bind each business question to a definition version, numerator, denominator, inclusion rule, source, owner, refresh expectation, filter, limitation, correction and decision made from the view.
Record the management choice, audience, required timing, responsible analyst and why the indicator is believed relevant.
Preserve numerator, denominator, inclusions, exclusions, period, filters, source systems, owners and expected refresh.
Show source outages, late entries, duplicates, filter mismatches, corrections and unresolved applicability questions.
Attach the displayed version, commentary, decision, limitations and condition that requires a future definition review.
The journal follows a disputed service indicator through three formulas, a source outage, late correction, filter mismatch, management review, accepted definition, annotated dashboard release and later reopening after the business question changes.
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