Coverage status
Purpose
The CoverageStatus
domain captures the actual level of domain documentation or insight achieved in an organisational unit, derived through data analysis. It provides a comparison to expectations and highlights maturity gaps.
Usage
Coverage status is generated by Orthogramic after parsing documents and evaluating their contribution to each business domain. It enables data-driven measurement of architectural maturity and supports reporting, recommendations, and strategic decision-making. Gaps between expected and actual coverage can trigger recommendations or highlight areas for investment.
Core concepts
Score vs level: A numeric score (0.0–1.0) is translated into a categorical coverage level.
Gap analysis: Automatically compares actual level to target from
CoverageExpectation
.Update frequency: Typically updated as documents are added or analysed.
Example implementation
{
"id": "cstat-100",
"orgUnit": "OU-Finance",
"domain": "Capability",
"coverageScore": 0.67,
"coverageLevelAchieved": "Documented",
"expectedCoverageLevel": "Analysed",
"coverageGap": 1,
"lastEvaluatedAt": "2025-07-02T09:00:00Z",
"notes": "Good initial coverage, but process-level granularity missing"
}
Attributes
Property | Description | Example |
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| Unique identifier |
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| Unit assessed |
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| Domain assessed |
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| Numeric coverage score (0–1) |
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| Derived level from score |
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| Desired level from |
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| Gap between expected and achieved (in level steps) |
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| Timestamp when last evaluated |
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| Optional commentary on current status |
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Enumerations
coverageLevelAchieved
, expectedCoverageLevel
Value | Meaning |
---|---|
| No coverage evident in documentation |
| Sparse references or placeholders |
| Structured data exists, but analysis is shallow |
| Relationships and impacts are assessed |
| The domain is actively monitored or controlled |
| Used systematically in performance improvement or innovation |
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