Supply Chain & Retail Solutions API guide

The Data Quality Dashboard is a pre-built canvas asset that lets you monitor your tenant's ingestion runs end-to-end. Once a solution is rolled out and starts ingesting, the dashboard surfaces:

Data flows in automatically — nothing additional is needed at ingest time. Every validated row contributes to the dashboard, regardless of how it was ingested (see API Guide — Validation behavior).

Before you start, make sure:

Setup is a one-time task per tenant, performed by a tenant admin. Three steps.

The dashboard reads aggregated validation metrics through a backend action that needs to be registered in your tenant before the dashboard widgets can fetch data.

This namespace is reserved for Peak-managed dashboards — the dashboard's KPI cards and detail tables read their numbers from cubes published into it whenever a solution is rolled out, upgraded, or has a column added.

The asset is now yours: rename it, share it, embed it in spaces, or duplicate it. Edits you make to your asset do not affect other tenants' copies.

The dashboard is a single scrolling overview page, plus a table-level detail view you reach by drilling into any table. Every panel on the overview responds to the filters at the top.

A filter bar scopes every panel on the page:

Period-over-period comparisons on the KPI cards are measured against the immediately preceding window of equal length — for example, a 93-day window is compared with the previous 93 days.

Five KPI cards summarize the selected window. Each card shows the headline number plus how it has moved versus the previous, equal-length window:

Three time-series charts plot trends across the selected window:

A short narrative of the selected window — overall pass rate, the table with the most failures, and the top error code — followed by a Coverage line stating how many tables across how many solutions were monitored in the window.

Selecting a table name in Breakdown by table opens a detail view scoped to that table, solution, and date range. It lists the failed rows for the table, including the source field values that caused validation to fail, so you can reproduce and fix them. Hover any error code to see what it means.

At a glance:

Ingestion runs on a schedule — once every 30 minutes by default — so data is not instant. Your first request may take roughly 30–50 minutes to appear, depending on how close it lands to the next scheduled run. As soon as that ingestion completes, the Data Quality Dashboard is updated.

The 30-minute interval can be changed for your tenant — submit a support ticket to adjust it.

Once a solution is rolled out and ingestion has run, records start showing up. The underlying metrics cube refreshes every few minutes, so very recent activity may take a moment to appear after each run.

The filter lists solutions that have at least one validation record. Freshly-rolled-out solutions with zero ingestions will not appear until their first request runs through validation.

Either no validation records have landed in the selected date range, or your selected solution filter is excluding everything. Try widening the date range or clearing the solution filter.

Source columns are only carried for tables that came from the supported standard schemas. Custom tables and custom-added columns appear in the dashboard's audit columns only.

Yes. The asset created from the template is a normal canvas asset — you can edit widgets, add pages, change the styling, and so on. Re-creating the asset from the template will overwrite your edits, so save a copy first if you want to keep them.

Submit a support ticket with: your tenant name, the asset ID (visible in the canvas URL), and a screenshot of what you're seeing. Include the time range you were looking at — it speeds up the triage significantly.