---
id: executive-summary
name: Executive Summary
description: The whole workspace in one reading — positions, candidates, hires, talent and attendance.
category: analytics
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  - control-center
status: active
version: 1
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  - state of the workspace
  - brief me
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    - label: Give me an executive summary
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    - label: Show the headline figures
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      title: Workspace summary
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      title: Workspace summary
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    table:
      title: Workspace summary
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    insight:
      title: Workspace summary
      source: workspace.summary
---

# Executive Summary

## Purpose

- Give a management-level reading of the whole workspace in one answer.
- Draw every figure from the source that owns it, so the summary cannot drift
  from the pages it summarizes.

## Capabilities

- Report open roles, candidates, hires, talent pool size, attendance and logged events.

## Data

Reads `workspace.summary`, which counts `JobPosting`, `JobApplication`, `Staff`,
`WorkerProfile`, `UserActivity` and `ShiftRecord`.

## Analysis

Each figure is read from the domain that owns it rather than recomputed here. A
domain with no records contributes a zero and says so in its detail line — the
summary reports what is there, including an absence.

## Output

Six headline figures: open roles, candidates, hires, talent pool, attendance
rate and events logged, each with a supporting detail.

## Limitations

- This is a count, not a diagnosis. Which figures are a problem is what Staffing
  Risk, Operational Risk and Anomaly Detection answer.
- Attendance is 0 where no shifts have been recorded, and the detail line says
  so rather than implying nobody turned up.
- No trend or comparison to a previous period is included.