Enterprise Trust Map v7.6 beta
Overview
The Enterprise Trust Map is an interactive knowledge graph that unifies Business Semantics and Technical Platform Hierarchy into a single visual. Every node in the graph displays its average data quality score, color-coded by health. The ETM lets you trace trust from the enterprise root all the way down to individual columns — or navigate upward from a failing rule to the business domain it belongs to.
Target Persona: CDO, Data Governance leads, Data Stewards, Business Analysts.
Prerequisites: - Domains configured - Business terms defined - At least one connection with completed metadata extraction - DQ rules executed (for health score overlays)
How This Module Helps
The ETM is the crown jewel of RightSight — a single interactive visualization showing your entire governance program. It: - Displays two distinct hierarchies: Business (left) and Technical/Platform (right), both rooted at the same enterprise node - Overlays average DQ scores on every tile with color-coding — green ≥ 90%, yellow ≥ 70%, red < 70% - Lets you right-click any tile to choose which hierarchy to expand from that node - Supports natural language queries ("Ask ETM") for exploring the graph conversationally - Shows governance coverage — see where terms and rules are missing
| Connects To | Relationship |
|---|---|
| Domains | Domain nodes in the Business Hierarchy |
| Business Terms | Business Term nodes and their DQ scores |
| Metadata Extract & Enrich | Connection nodes in the Platform Hierarchy |
| DQ Command Center | DQ scores aggregated upward through the graph |
| Reusable Rule Repository | Rule deployment visibility |
Navigation
| Method | Path |
|---|---|
| Sidebar | Observability → RightSight → Enterprise Trust Map (under Knowledge Graphs) |
| URL | /enterprise-trust-map |
Features & Workflows
1. Opening the Graph
The graph loads showing the enterprise root node — the single tile at the center of your entire data estate. It displays:
- Your organization name
- The overall average DQ score across all connections
- The number of domains and servers in scope
Use the toolbar to orient the graph:
| Button | Action |
|---|---|
| Expand | Expand the selected node one level |
| Collapse | Collapse child nodes |
| Reset | Return to root-only view |
| DQ Health | Toggle the DQ Health Dashboard panel |
| Show Bridges | Show connections between Business and Platform hierarchies |
2. The Dual Hierarchy — Business vs. Technical
The ETM contains two hierarchies rooted at the same enterprise node. Right-click any tile to choose which direction to expand:
| Menu Option | Expands |
|---|---|
| View Properties | Opens the Properties Panel on the right without expanding |
| Expand Business Hierarchy | Reveals business-side children: Domains → Business Terms → Rules |
| Expand Platform Hierarchy | Reveals technical-side children: Connections → Schemas → Tables → Columns |
3. Navigating the Business Hierarchy
The Business Hierarchy shows governance structure from the enterprise root down to the individual data quality rules that enforce your business terms.
Level 1 — Domains
Right-click the root node → Expand Business Hierarchy to reveal all domains, each showing its average DQ score:
Each domain tile displays the average quality score of all rules associated with its business terms. Example scores from the demo:
| Domain | DQ Score | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Payment Processing | 100% | Green |
| Premium Payments | 91% | Green |
| Customer Profile | 89% | Yellow |
| Policy Lifecycle | 89% | Yellow |
| Study Management | 81% | Yellow |
| Site Management | 84% | Yellow |
| Policy Details | 71% | Yellow |
| Data Collection | 76% | Yellow |
| AML Monitoring | 58% | Red |
| Asset Allocation | 33% | Red |
Level 2 — Business Terms
Right-click a domain node → Expand Business Hierarchy to reveal the business terms within that domain, each with its own average DQ score:
Each term tile shows: - Term name - Average DQ score across all mapped columns - Status badge (active / draft) - Number of associated rules
Level 3 — End Level (Rules)
Right-click a business term → Expand Business Hierarchy to reach the deepest level: the individual data quality rules that enforce the term's meaning:
Each rule tile at the end level shows: - Rule name - DQ score for the last execution - Execution count - Color-coded health badge
This is the end level of the Business Hierarchy. Rules have no further children. Scores propagate upward — a rule's score flows up to its term, its term's average flows to the domain, and so on to the root.
4. Navigating the Platform Hierarchy
The Platform Hierarchy shows the technical data estate — connections (databases), and their schemas, tables, and columns.
Level 1 — Connections
Right-click the root node → Expand Platform Hierarchy to reveal all connection profiles with their aggregate DQ scores:
Example connection scores from the demo:
| Connection | Type | DQ Score |
|---|---|---|
| RETAIL_OMNI_STORE_DWH | Database | 91% |
| RETAIL_OMNI_STORE_OMMART_OLTP | Database | 86% |
| MSSQL_WS | SQL Server | 85% |
| Medidata Online demo | SQL Server | 84% |
| Medidata offline demo | SQL Server | 84% |
Level 2 — Schemas
Right-click a connection node → Expand to reveal the schemas (databases) within that connection, each showing its rolled-up DQ score:
Each schema tile shows the average DQ score of all rules executed against tables in that schema.
Level 3 — Tables and Columns
Right-click a schema node → Expand to drill down to the table level — the deepest level of the Platform Hierarchy:
Each tile shows the average DQ score rolled up from all rules that execute against objects at that level. This is the technical end level — tables and schemas have no further expansion.
5. Viewing Node Properties
Click any tile — without right-clicking — to open the Properties Panel on the right side of the screen:
The panel shows: - Name — the node's identifier - DQ Score — current average quality score - Children — list of all child nodes with their names and types - Actions — navigate directly to the corresponding module
6. DQ Health Dashboard
Click DQ Health in the toolbar to open the DQ Health Dashboard panel alongside the graph:
The panel provides two views: - By Domain — bar chart of DQ scores per business domain - By Connection — bar chart of DQ scores per data source
Color coding applies throughout the graph:
| Color | Score | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Green | ≥ 90% | Healthy — quality targets met |
| Yellow | 70–89% | Caution — quality is acceptable but below target |
| Red | < 70% | Critical — quality issues require attention |
7. Show Bridges
Click Show Bridges in the toolbar to overlay relationship edges connecting Business Term nodes to their mapped Technical columns:
Bridges make it visible which business terms have column mappings and which are orphaned (no technical lineage).
8. Mapping Explorer
Click the Mapping Explorer tab to view term-to-column mappings in tabular form:
| Column | Description |
|---|---|
| Business Term | The semantic term being mapped |
| Column | Technical column name |
| Table / Schema | Source table and schema |
| Connection | Database connection |
| Confidence | AI mapping confidence score |
| Method | How the mapping was created (Name, Description, Semantic) |
Search and filter mappings to audit governance coverage.
9. Rule Deployment
Click the Rule Deployment tab to see which rules are deployed across the hierarchy:
| Column | Description |
|---|---|
| Rule | Rule name |
| Target | Target column or table |
| Type | Known / Unknown |
| Deployment | Deployed / Pending |
| Health | Healthy / Attention / Unknown |
| Accuracy | Whether rule logic is validated |
| Last Execution | Most recent run timestamp |
Use this tab to identify: - Rules that are pending deployment (not yet running against data) - Rules with attention status that need investigation - Coverage gaps — domains or tables with no rules deployed
Cross-Module Links
| From ETM | Navigate To |
|---|---|
| Domain tile → domain management | Domains |
| Business Term tile → term details | Business Terms |
| Connection tile → extraction config | Metadata Extract & Enrich |
| DQ scores → detailed results | DQ Command Center |
| Rule tile → rule management | Review & Confirm (DQ) |
| Rule Deployment tab → rule library | Reusable Rule Repository |
Tips & Best Practices
- Start with DQ Health enabled to immediately see color-coded scores on every node.
- Use Expand Business Hierarchy from the root to get an enterprise-wide domain health view in one click.
- Tiles colored red at any level indicate quality issues that need attention — drill into them to find the failing rules.
- Show Bridges is useful for governance audits — orphaned business terms (no bridges) indicate unmapped technical assets.
- The end level of the Business Hierarchy (rules) is where you can see the most granular quality data. Rule scores propagate upward — improving a rule's score improves the domain's score.
- Only fully extracted connections appear in the Platform Hierarchy — ensure extraction is complete for full visibility.