Report Certification Governance — Assessment

1. What does report certification primarily prove?

The report definition, purpose, logic, and ownership have been reviewed The report can never be changed The business result is always positive The report belongs to every user

2. What should certification review inspect?

Only the report title and the number of columns Only whether the report was created in the current month Source data, filters, formulas, access, refresh timing, and audience Only whether the report owner is a senior role

3. Why might a report be sent back?

It has too many readers It has hidden assumptions, unclear metrics, or missing ownership It shows bad news accurately It uses a normal date filter

4. Why govern pinned dashboards?

They cannot influence users They shape what teams treat as daily operating truth They are always temporary They delete source records

5. What preserves reporting trust over time?

Duplicating every report No review ever Owner review, labels, change history, and removal of stale dashboards Hiding certification status

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