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Document Compliance Report

The Document Compliance Report helps you keep documents up to date and audit-ready. It shows which documents are approved, which are waiting for review, and which are overdue or expired — so nothing important slips past its review date.

Document Compliance Report overview


How to open this report

From the left navigation menu, open Reports & Analytics → Document Compliance.

  • Direct route: /reports/document-compliance
  • Access required: permission to view reports (REPORTS.VIEW). If you don't see the Reports section in the menu, contact your administrator.

What you see on this report

Filter and export (top bar)

The header includes:

  • Status filter — show All Statuses, or just Approved, Pending Review, Overdue, Expired, or Draft.
  • Export — download the report (look for the download icon).

The four summary cards (KPIs)

A row of cards counts documents by compliance state:

CardWhat it means
ApprovedDocuments signed off and current. Also shows the overall compliance rate (the percentage of documents approved).
Pending ReviewDocuments awaiting a reviewer's sign-off.
At RiskOverdue plus expired documents that need immediate action.
DraftDocuments not yet submitted for review.
The four compliance KPI cards

Status breakdown

A list of bars showing how your documents are split across the five statuses — Approved, Pending Review, Overdue, Expired, and Draft — each with a count and percentage and a colored dot.

Compliance by workspace

A table comparing workspaces side by side, with columns for Approved, Pending, and At Risk counts, plus a Rate badge. The rate badge turns green when a workspace is at 80% or above and red when it's below — making weak spots easy to find.

Document compliance details

The main table lists each document with:

  • Document — name, ID, and workspace.
  • Category — for example Policy, Financial, Contract, Audit, or HR.
  • Status — a colored badge (Approved, Pending Review, Overdue, Expired, or Draft).
  • Reviewer — who is responsible for reviewing it.
  • Review Due — the next review date; overdue dates are shown in red.
  • Last Reviewed — when it was last checked (blank if never).
  • Retention (days) — how long the document must be kept.

Document compliance details table


Filtering and exporting

  • Use the status filter at the top to focus on one group — for example, select Overdue to see only documents that have missed their review date.
  • Click Export to download the report for an audit or compliance review.

Tips

  • Check the At Risk card first — those overdue and expired documents are the ones that need attention now.
  • The red Review Due dates in the table make it easy to triage what to review next.
  • A workspace Rate badge below 80% (shown in red) is a sign that team needs to catch up on reviews.

Troubleshooting

ProblemWhat to do
The Reports menu isn't visibleYou may not have the REPORTS.VIEW permission. Ask your administrator.
A document shows no Last Reviewed dateIt has never been reviewed (often the case for Drafts).
The compliance rate seems lowUse the status filter to find Overdue and Expired items, then follow up with their reviewers.
A due date looks fine but is redThe date has already passed relative to today, so it's counted as overdue.