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# Overview

The **Sprinto Dashboard** is the central hub for monitoring your organisation’s governance, risk, and compliance (GRC) posture. It brings together real-time data on control readiness, pending compliance tasks, and ongoing risk treatment effectiveness.

The dashboard is split into three main sections:

1. **Control Health Dashboard** – monitor control readiness and check health across compliance areas.
2. **Task Dashboard** – manage pending compliance tasks with advanced filtering and assignment.
3. **Continuous Risk Monitoring** – evaluate the effectiveness of risk treatments and residual risks.

Here's a short video giving a brief overview of the dashboard.

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#### Left Navigation — Quick Access to All Modules

Sprinto’s left-hand navigation menu gives you quick access to all key modules:

* **Dashboard** – The central view, containing Control Health, Continuous Risk Monitoring, and Tasks.
* **Audits** – Manage ongoing and planned audits, view evidence, and track audit tasks.
* **Policies** – Create, assign, and manage compliance policies and track policy acknowledgements.
* **Risks** – Maintain your risk register, score risks, and track treatments.
* **Compliance** – Access frameworks, controls, and compliance resources.
* **Data Library** – Manage assets, incidents, and related compliance documentation.
* **Monitoring** – Review and configure automated Sprinto checks.
* **Trust** – Manage trust centre content, questionnaires, and disclosures.
* **Settings** – Configure integrations, zones, roles, security settings, and organisation details.

This logical grouping aligns with GRC best practices, reducing cognitive load and helping teams navigate between related areas quickly.

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#### Key Dashboard Sections

**1. Control Health Dashboard**

* **Purpose:** Tracks readiness of all mapped controls across compliance areas.
* **Metrics:** Control readiness %, passing/failing/critical/due checks, and pending setup count.
* **Actions:** Drill down into compliance areas, review mapped checks, and address failing controls.

**2. Task Dashboard**

* **Purpose:** Centralises all pending compliance tasks.
* **Metrics:** Task counts by severity and time-to-fix indicators.
* **Actions:** Filter by zone, role, area, and status; assign and escalate tasks; complete certain tasks inline.

**3. Continuous Risk Monitoring**

* **Purpose:** Monitors and evaluates ongoing risk treatment effectiveness.
* **Metrics:** Average inherent risk, residual risk, and treatment effectiveness.
* **Actions:** Review treatment readiness at a risk and control level, address low readiness areas.

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#### Why This Matters

The Sprinto Dashboard provides:

* **Real-time compliance visibility** across all areas.
* **Actionable insights** with drill-down navigation to specific product areas.
* **Streamlined navigation** to all governance, risk, and compliance modules.
* **Zone-specific filtering** for distributed teams or multiple entities.


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