Using GRC: Metrics to provide data
Using the GRC: Metrics application you can track your business goals, define your key risk indicators (KRIs) and key performance indicators (KPIs), and generate reports for the management to provide insights into the progress.
- Update a metric
Update a metric to add goals, metric data, and targets. Associate citations to the metric. - Update a manually created metric
Update a manually created manual metric to add goals, metric data, and targets. Associate citations to the metric. - Provide data for a metric data task
Use the metric data task to provide data for a manual metric. Metric data helps you analyze your progress toward your goals. - Provide responses for multiple metrics
Use the metric tasks module to provide responses for multiple metrics in an easy-to-use format. - Review a metric data task
Review a metric data task for a manual or automated metric definition, and then either approve or reject the task based on your review. - Create ad hoc metric data tasks
Handle off-cycle requests for up-to-date information on existing metric definitions and metrics by creating ad hoc metric data tasks. These tasks address off-cycle requests and provide the latest information. - Override metric data
Modify or override the metric data if it's inaccurate, whether provided by the data owner or automatically collected based on the conditions defined in the metric definition. - Override metric data task response
As a metrics administrator, if the response provided for a quantitative or qualitative metric must be modified, you can edit the data and provide a justification for the modification. - Create a grouping for metric definitions
Create a group and a subgroup for similar metric definitions. Creating these groups facilitates easy reporting and tracking. You can set the values for the group and the subgroup through choices. - Create a unique metric definition name
Specify the value formula in the sn_grc_metric_definition in the required record table to create unique metric definition names to import data from an external source such as Watershed spreadsheets. - Metric and metric definition overview pages
The metric and the metric definition overview pages provide visualization for the metric trends and help you to monitor the tasks and activities that need attention. - Reviewing calculation details with formula trees
Review calculated metric definitions by viewing a structured and visual representation of the entire calculation chain. By using a formula tree, you can access the calculation details and view how the different metrics and emission factors are interconnected.
Parent Topic:Operational Sustainability Management (formerly Environmental, Social, and Governance)