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The Executive Syndication Dashboard displays your Core and GDSN product catalog performance at a high level using specified filters. All data is pulled automatically from your product index every 24 hours, providing views of your products’ status with comparison to selected periods. Interact with the dashboard to focus on specified data points. Refer to the sections below to understand navigation and functionality.
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Click on any link below to go directly to your desired section.
Use the Report Filters on the left of the dashboard to adjust totals, percentages and charts.
Date Range Selector: Choose the start and end dates for the data you wish to display. Choose a preset time range (Previous Month, Quarter, Year) or select a custom time range. Available data begins January 2024.
Compares to: Select the time frame to compare against your chosen date range. (Previous Month, Quarter, Year)
Recipient: Select one or more Recipients using this filter. It will default to All.
Brand: Select one or more brands to display. Brand data will only display with the Current Product Catalog section.
After you have made your filter selections, click Generate at the bottom to load your dashboard.
Click Add to Saved Filters at the bottom to save your filter choices for future use. Saved filters can be accessed at the top left of the Report Filters section by clicking Select Saved Filter.
The Publication Over Time section provides a snapshot of publication trends, comparing current and previous periods with metrics like total publications, first-time publications, and updates, along with percentage changes. It tracks unique products (GTINs) and recipients, while interactive areas and bar charts allow deeper analysis by time or recipient. Users can filter by date range and recipient to refine insights, with drill-down and reset options for dynamic exploration. All data adjusts based on selected filters for accurate, real-time reporting.
1. All Publications
2. First Time Publications
3. Update Publications
Note: You can click any section listed above to update the dashboard with your selection.
Coverage of all Publications
4. Unique Products
5. Recipients
6. This Period/Previous Period Dates
7. Publications Over Time (Area Chart Graph)
8. Publications by Recipient (Bar Graph)
Note: Totals and percentages will be based on what you have selected in the Report Filters on the left. (Recipients, Date Range, Compares to Period, Brands)
The Current Product Catalog section provides an overview of product data health and publication statuses, including active product counts (Unique, Duplicate, and No ID items), readiness percentages, Intended Coverage and recipient coverage. It tracks synchronization statuses (Synchronized, In Progress, Needs Action, Not Published) via a pie chart and recipient-wise breakdown in an interactive bar chart. Users can toggle between percentage or product count views, filter by recipient, status, count/percentage, and access advanced options like export, focus mode, and insights. All metrics update dynamically based on applied filters for real-time analysis.
1. Total Active Product Count
2. Total Intended Coverage Count
3. Total Intended Recipients Count
4. Pie Chart and Status
5. Recipient Bar Chart
Interact with the dashboard by clicking on figures to drill down or hover for more options explained below.
What is the scope of this dashboard from a product perspective?
Limited to Core and GDSN.
How far back does the data go?
All of 2024.
How often does the data refresh?
Daily!
Can we share screenshots of this dashboard?
Left to your own discretion. The aim is to make this dashboard external facing in Q2 2025, so if it helps drive better conversations, by all means, share what you think is beneficial.
Should we ever see a median readiness of 100% if the average readiness is lower than that?
Yes, median readiness can be lower than the average because it’s based on the “middle” readiness value of a dataset for odd dataset counts and the average of the two “middle” values for even dataset counts.
Why did we choose to showcase median readiness?
It helps in understanding the distribution of readiness datasets quickly. It’s a complementary metric to average readiness.
If there are products that are active in an account but not linked to any recipients, how would that affect the dashboard?
The products would show up in active product counts, but they would not be reflected in Total Intended Coverage or Total Intended Recipients metrics.