Zluri’s Analytics module gives you the flexibility to build powerful visualizations, track access trends, and monitor security and compliance metrics. It consists of three core components: Dashboards, Widgets, and Reports.

Analytics in Zluri follows a layered structure:

Overview → built on → Dashboard → composed of → Widgets → built from → Dataset + Chart

Overview

The Overview is the default landing page when accessing Zluri's IGA or SMP modules. It provides quick, high-level summaries of metrics that matter to you or your organization.

• Can be configured as a Personal Overview, Org Overview, or fallback to Zluri Default Overview
• Powered by dashboards defined at the user or organization level

Dashboard

A Dashboard is a customizable collection of widgets designed to deliver visual insights.

• Can be created, shared, and published
• Usable by individuals or teams
• Supports diverse use cases: Access reviews, offboarding progress, app usage metrics, risk scores, etc.

Dataset

A Dataset is a structured data collection tied to specific entities such as:

• Users
• Applications
• Workflows
• Activities

Each Overview page in Zluri (whether SMP or IGA) is backed by a dashboard, which is composed of widgets. Widgets, in turn, are built using:

• A Dataset (source data)
• A Chart (visual format)

Widgets

Widgets are the visual building blocks within a dashboard. Each widget shows a specific metric or trend using:

• A Dataset to define what data is shown
• A Chart to determine how it's displayed

Example:
A widget titled “Users with Unused App Access” might use a dataset of access logs and display a bar chart with usernames vs. last used date.