PolicyWatcherconfidencemap.
This page describes what the current platform exposes: public dashboard views, change views, analysis fields, dataset QA checks, retrieval evidence, source suspension logic, Trust & Quality evidence, admin tools and report outputs.
What the interface reads from the configured records.
The public and admin pages are built around companies, policies, policy changes, check logs, region impacts, subscribers and QA results. The panels below map those records to the visible features.
Company and policy records
The platform displays configured companies, source URLs, jurisdiction labels, policy categories and Dataset QA status.
Change views
When change rows exist in the dataset, the UI shows timelines, diffs, summaries and related metadata.
Risk and KPI analysis
Existing analysis fields are shown as score, risk level, KPI values, regional impact and explanation text.
Admin tools
The admin area includes Dataset QA issue decisions, Review Log, KPI audit, explainability, companies, cron status, VPS services, database view and encrypted backup utilities.
Visual modules currently present in the platform.
The animated SVGs below are static representations of existing product views. They describe UI modules and the database fields they use.
Timeline
FiltersUses the changes API to list available change records with filters by company, sector, risk and date.
Risk trend
Trend endpointPlots available score records for a selected company or policy scope.
Region heatmap
Region fieldsShows regional impact data when RegionImpact rows are present.
Benchmark radar
Current datasetCompares a company view against values calculated from companies in the same dataset.
KPI matrix
Matrix endpointDisplays KPI values already available on policy change records.
Executive PDF
PDF outputGenerates a report from the selected policy and its available analysis fields.
Dataset QA lists checks and issues for review.
The admin QA layer checks source fit, retrieval evidence, public evidence gates, seeded-record boundaries, hash consistency, check-log completeness, timestamp integrity, archive timestamps, KPI coverage, regional impact coverage and subscriber hygiene. Review decisions are persisted and written to an append-only log.
Admin functions available across the 3.6.3 Adaptive Workspace and Confidence track.
The admin area includes login, metrics, company and policy management, dataset QA, KPI audit, explainability, cron status, database inspection, encrypted backup utilities, renderer-aware retrieval evidence and policy telemetry.
Dataset Quality
Source fit, public evidence gates, check logs, hash consistency and analysis field checks
KPI Audit
KPI value distribution and explanation coverage by company
Company Registry
Companies, industries, policy URLs, policy types and jurisdictions
Cron Manager
Batch scans, company targeting, live strategy evidence and source suspension results
VPS Services
Renderer health checks, bearer-auth smoke test and redirect/SSRF boundary checks
Database Console
Database inspection for records used by public views
Access Log
Admin login and access events with IP, user-agent, path and outcome
Encrypted Backup
Encrypted export and decrypt-preview utility for database content
Auditor Role
Read-only review access for selected admin views
Security Settings
Session HMAC, rate limits, protected APIs and token hygiene
Trust Evidence
Public quality page for CI, CodeQL, OpenSSF, targeted reliability coverage and live header reports
How database records feed the public views.
This is a functional map of routes and records used by the app. It separates what is configured in the dataset from what is shown in public pages.
Inventory row
Company, policy URL, type, jurisdiction and configured status
Retrieval cascade
Direct fetch, HTTP/2, VPS renderer, Wayback and Common Crawl are tried with recorded outcomes
Source validation
Minimum text, host drift, path drift, extraction cap and content-shape checks
Evidence log
Status, source, HTTP status, final URL, hash, text length and archive timestamp are recorded
Public gate
Only source-verified evidence is available to public routes and reports
Re-baseline guard
Seeded inventory is replaced only when no source evidence or public baseline already exists
Change analysis
Diff, AI summary, KPI fields and regional impacts are generated only after a valid baseline comparison
Review workflow
Dataset QA decisions, admin review log and suspension alerts document human and system actions
Trust view
Public evidence page links repository checks, security scans and external report surfaces
Public view
Dashboard, timeline, signals board, share, embed, report and digest routes read only gated data
Public evidence follows explicit QA gates.
The Trust page presents workflow status, CodeQL, OpenSSF Scorecard, targeted reliability coverage, Sonar readiness, Codecov readiness and live HTTP header report links. The Policy Signals Board turns source evidence into an inspectable operational ranking. These checks describe build health, retrieval quality, source status, and public evidence readiness.
A platform with visible methodology and admin review tools.
The public interface explains its methodology and exposes available analysis outputs with confidence boundaries. The admin interface adds tools to inspect and improve the dataset behind those outputs.
