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The Data Governance category in VoxDash provides administrators and data managers with complete visibility into organizational structure, user access, permissions, and public‑facing configurations. These reports help ensure compliance, maintain security, and audit how data is shared and accessed across the organization. Below is a detailed explanation of each report included in this category.

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Registered Users

Lists all regular (non‑admin) users registered within the organization. Information included:
  • User email
  • Full name
  • Signup date
  • Invited by (the user who added them)
Why this is useful:
  • Auditing onboarding activity
  • Tracking active team membership
  • Ensuring only authorized users have access

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Organization Administrators

Lists all administrators within the organization. Information included:
  • Admin email
  • Full name
  • Signup date
  • Who granted admin permissions
Why this matters:
  • Auditing admin privileges
  • Ensuring compliance with security policies
  • Monitoring changes in administrator roles

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User Groups

Lists all user groups created inside the organization. Information included:
  • Group name
  • Group creator
  • Creation date
Why it’s helpful:
  • Managing team‑based permissions
  • Organizing collaborators into structured units
  • Supporting scalable access control

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Private Access Permissions

Lists all private access permissions assigned to users or groups. Information included:
  • Who granted the access
  • User or group receiving access
  • Entity name (dataset, question, vendor, etc.)
  • Dataset (if applicable)
  • Type of access (view, edit, manage, etc.)
  • IP address of the user who assigned the permission
Why it’s important:
  • Auditing private data access
  • Ensuring compliance with internal data‑sharing policies
  • Monitoring when sensitive content is shared privately

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Email Domain Allowlist

Lists all approved email domains configured for automatic user group enrollment. Information included:
  • Domain name (e.g., example.com)
  • Associated user group
  • Creator of the rule
  • Creation date
Why this matters:
  • Streamlining onboarding for large teams
  • Ensuring new users are automatically assigned the correct permissions
  • Reducing manual administrative work

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Public Access Settings

Lists all entities (datasets, files, questions, profiles, etc.) that have public access enabled. Information included:
  • Entity name
  • Related dataset (if applicable)
  • Entity type (file, dataset, question, vendor, individual, etc.)
  • User who configured the public access
  • Current public status
  • IP address of the user who made the change
Why it’s useful:
  • Auditing publicly accessible content
  • Detecting misconfigured permissions
  • Ensuring external visibility aligns with organization policies