Analytics & Reporting
Governance KPIs, project briefing, and where to find performance data
Last updated 8 Oct 2026Review · article 2 of 3
Reporting in Cesteral is centered on the Home overview, which surfaces governance KPIs and an AI-generated briefing. There is no separate "Analytics" page — the operational performance views live on their owning surfaces, linked below.
Home Overview
Navigate to Home (/workspace) for your workspace overview. Filter by date range (1–365 days) and project from the page header.
Governance KPIs
Home shows a strip of headline governance metrics, each with a trend sparkline and a delta versus the prior period:
- Success rate — share of outcomes that succeeded
- Approval rate — share of decisions that required approval
- Error prevention — share of decisions the platform blocked
- Rollback rate — share of outcomes that were rolled back
- SLA compliance — share of change sets resolved within SLA
- New knowledge — knowledge records added in the window
- Conversations — conversations in the window
Briefing and Recommendations
Alongside the KPIs, Home shows a project briefing (an AI-generated narrative of recent activity), a "For you" panel of recommended next actions, and a table of recent automation runs. Incidents and active pauses are not repeated on Home: the top bar shows them on every page (see Activity).
Where Other Performance Data Lives
| You want | Go to |
|---|---|
| Automation execution history (success/failure, recent runs) | The Home recent-runs table; full history in the Runs tab of Audit log |
| Autonomous pacing optimization performance | Pacing, under Campaigns in the sidebar |
| Tool/connector reliability (success rates, latency, errors) | Tool health, linked from Integrations |
| Policy decisions and their outcomes | The Decisions tab of Audit log |
| Spend limits and budget configuration | Policies > Spend limits |
Cross-platform spend and live campaign performance depend on configured platform connectors. Until a connector is set up, budget and campaign data reflect internal platform state rather than live spend pulled from an ad account.
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